2013 Lincoln air conditioning unit on its own increases temperature form lo to high heat. what is wrong

Asked by Guru59K51 Aug 24, 2018 at 02:30 PM about the 2013 Lincoln MKT EcoBoost AWD

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Greg answered 5 years ago

No idea, but our 2014 just started doing the same thing.

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bbunix answered 5 years ago

Same here 2013 MKT - it's some sort of short under the switch for the temperature control - if you push around the area it'll stop for a while...

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Josie3279 answered 4 years ago

My 2014 is now doing this as well. Anyone know what is causing it?

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vrijaru answered 3 years ago

2013Lincoln air conditioning unit on its own increases temperature form lo to high heat. what is wrong

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Guru94WRKN answered 3 years ago

My 2013 MKT has started doing the same thing. Any solutions??

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