Owner's Manual

9(Off): This is the off position.
Y (Vent): This mode directs all the rear passenger
airflow to the outlets in the console. This is the normal
position for cool down conditions.
\ (Bi-Level): This mode directs airflow to the console
outlets and the floor.
[ (Floor): This mode directs all of the airflow to the
floor. This is the normal position for warm up conditions.
The amount of airflow to the rear passengers is
controlled automatically by the front climate control
system, regardless of optional equipment. Airflow to the
rear system will be turned off when defrost is selected
on the front climate control panel to direct air to clear
the windshield.
Vehicles equipped with a rear climate control panel,
also, have heated rear seats. There are two buttons,
each with three indicator lights, located between the
two climate control knobs on the rear climate control
panel, to control the rear heated seats. See Heated
Seats on page 1-7 for additional information.
Be sure to keep the area under the front seats clear of
any objects so the air in your vehicle can circulate
effectively.
Passenger Compartment Air Filter
Your vehicle may be equipped with a passenger
compartment air filter. There are two types of filters
available. There is a standard dust filter that traps small
particles including pollen. There is, also, a dust/odor
filter available that traps dust and pollen and also uses
a charcoal element to help reduce many offensive
odors from entering your vehicle. Like your vehicle’s
engine air cleaner/filter, it will need to be changed
periodically. For information on how often to change the
passenger compartment air filter, see Scheduled
Maintenance on page 6-4.
Notice: Driving without a passenger compartment
air filter in place can cause water and small
particles, like paper and leaves, to be pulled into
your climate control system which may cause
damage to it. Make sure you always replace the old
filter with a new one.
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