Heat through defroster when directed to floor
I have a 2010 F150 XLT with single zone climate control. This is the first Ford product that I have ever purchased and I have been driving over 30 years. My question is when I push the multi-function HVAC control to direct heat to the floor only, it seems that at least 50% of the supply goes to the defroster vents. Is that normal operation to reduce window fogging or should I have the dealer look at it when I hit my 7500 service interval?
I have a 2010 F150 XLT with single zone climate control. This is the first Ford product that I have ever purchased and I have been driving over 30 years. My question is when I push the multi-function HVAC control to direct heat to the floor only, it seems that at least 50% of the supply goes to the defroster vents. Is that normal operation to reduce window fogging or should I have the dealer look at it when I hit my 7500 service interval?
The newer GM trucks seem to do this also. There is a term for it that I cant recall, but for windshield defogging.
My Mustang and 2010 F150 also do this. Sounds a little like the defroster is stuck on, but looks to by design.
What really bothers me is there is always heat going to my feet no mater what setting its on. If its on defrost it should only be there not blowing at my feet to. If i wear my winter boots to work my feet are soaking wet when I get to work and then outside all day = frozen feet fast.
What really bothers me is there is always heat going to my feet no mater what setting its on. If its on defrost it should only be there not blowing at my feet to. If i wear my winter boots to work my feet are soaking wet when I get to work and then outside all day = frozen feet fast.
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What really bothers me is there is always heat going to my feet no mater what setting its on. If its on defrost it should only be there not blowing at my feet to. If i wear my winter boots to work my feet are soaking wet when I get to work and then outside all day = frozen feet fast.


