Ac in 2017 turn on by itself. Why? And it's not because of a cellphone

Asked by GuruHNW99 Jul 25, 2019 at 05:51 AM about the 2017 Ford Fusion SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My ac turn on by itself in my 2017 Ford Fusion se I
was told my cellphone was the cause of the
problem but I drove with no cell phone for a month
and the AC kept coming on by itself. So basically
no one knows why. Will never buy another Ford
again

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Younis answered 4 years ago

I have the same problem, and i noticed it will happen in hot weather, i think it is belongs to the plastic above the ac power on getting hot and forces the ac button down, and when you drive it will go down and turns ac by itself.

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GuruJCG7Y answered 3 years ago

My car recently began doing the exact same thing. If I turn it off, it keeps turning itself back on. Multiple times

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