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What is the reason why the AUTO function of the new Civic's air conditioner cannot be turned off?

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MacJohn

07/30/25 3:19am

The inability to turn off the AUTO function of the new Civic's air conditioner is a normal phenomenon. To exit AUTO mode, simply adjust the blower switch, which is the knob that controls the fan speed. Below are specific details about the Civic: 1. Exterior: The Civic model features chrome accents around the front grille and fog lights, enhancing its premium feel. Additionally, the central section of the ninth-generation Civic's front bumper adopts a mesh design, giving it a more sporty appearance compared to the horizontal bar design of the North American version. The rear design of the Civic differs from the North American version only in minor details. The most noticeable change is the ninth-generation Civic's taillights, which resemble those of the Accord, with a rectangular light unit added to the trunk lid. 2. Interior: The Civic boasts a completely redesigned interior. Compared to the current model, the layout of the audio panel has undergone significant changes. The LCD screen on the audio panel has been replaced with a larger color LCD display, positioned on the right side of the upper instrument panel.

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