Where is the car temperature control switch installed?
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The car temperature control switch is located on the air conditioning control panel, while the temperature sensor is installed at the air intake position of the air conditioning system. The temperature control switch in a vehicle serves the function of temperature regulation, primarily for the air conditioning system. It controls the air conditioning compressor - when the set temperature (e.g. 25°C) is reached in the cabin, the compressor will shut off while the fan continues to operate. Therefore, the temperature control switch regulates the compressor rather than the fan. Symptoms of a faulty car temperature control switch include: the coolant temperature gauge needle pointing to the red zone during operation, flashing coolant temperature warning light, or even boiling; noticeable metallic knocking sounds during engine acceleration accompanied by power loss, flashing coolant warning light, and difficulty in engine shutdown.