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Old 09-11-2019 | 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by 55bowtie
This is what i came up with the wire controling the actuator is pnk/wh i could see the act. but couldnt reach it so i followed the wires and its inside the glove box opening to the left .Damper was closed in recirculate mode and i cut the wire and taped it.Turn the key off then start again ,damper stays closed ,Thats what i was lookin for.This is in a 2010 i dont know if it sthe same in other years.. MIKE
Mike,
Thank You for your research and suggestion of cutting the Pink / White wire to keep the HHR on recirculate.
I hated that every time I got into the car to drive in this HOT Florida heat that I would have to activate the recirculate.

Also another reason is I hate driving past smokers in traffic and having their stench sucked into the clean air intake directly into my car.

My appreciated.
Old 09-11-2019 | 06:51 PM
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Why not just reverse the pnk/wht and the lt grn/blk wires. Then default would be recirc on manually turn AC on; and fresh air AC always on if the fan is on.

You could then hijack the dk grn/wht wire that control ground to the AC clutch relay (the wire comes from the ECM, relay is on under hood fuse box). Use a switch to ground or some other cunning plan.

Or to avoid smoke coming through the vent get an activated charcoal cabin air filter. You knew you have a cabin air filter, right?
Old 09-19-2019 | 06:59 PM
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When you first start a car that’s been sitting in the sun, the worst case, the interior is a lot hotter than outside air, so to optimize cooling you don’t want recirc until it’s crossed over and inside air is cooler, and by that time, does it still matter?. Presumably this is why the default is outside air.
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