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How to use the air conditioning in Toyota Highlander?

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Kai

07/29/25 4:23am

Toyota Highlander air conditioning usage method: Press the AC button to turn on the Toyota Highlander air conditioning system, and the indicator light in the button will illuminate. The AUTO button on the left represents automatic control of the air conditioning; pressing it will enable automatic temperature control. The temperature adjustment knob: turn it to the left to lower the temperature and to the right to increase the temperature. The automatic air conditioning system adjusts the temperature; turning the temperature knob clockwise or counterclockwise will raise or lower the temperature. The Highlander is a vehicle produced by Toyota, a large-sized SUV in the Toyota family. In terms of body dimensions, the Toyota Highlander is 4795mm in length, 1910mm in width, and 1760mm in height.

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Trenton

08/12/25 4:36pm

I just got my Toyota Highlander not long ago, and the air conditioning feels very intuitive to use. After starting the engine, simply press the AUTO button to activate the automatic air conditioning, and the system will automatically adjust the fan speed based on the cabin temperature and my settings. To adjust the temperature, just turn the temperature knob—turn it to the right for warmer air and to the left for cooler air, making it very convenient to operate. The screen also allows setting the air recirculation mode: use the recirculation mode in winter to let the warm air fill the cabin faster, and switch to fresh air mode in summer after parking to introduce fresh air and help cool down quickly. On rainy or foggy days, remember to press the defog button—one press clears the windshield fog for safe driving. I usually don’t bother with adjusting the fan speed, letting the system handle it automatically, which is much more hassle-free. Regularly cleaning the air filter is important; it’s recommended to check it annually to prevent dust buildup from affecting air quality. The design is very beginner-friendly—once the basic settings are in place, there’s no need for frequent adjustments.

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