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I have found a swtich on the dash near the steering wheel as an image of a person with blue arrows I have no idea what this does I press it a green light lights up but doesn't seem to do anything.

Toyota Avalon 2004 GXi

:unsure:

Posted

I have found a swtich on the dash near the steering wheel as an image of a person with blue arrows I have no idea what this does I press it a green light lights up but doesn't seem to do anything.

Toyota Avalon 2004 GXi

:unsure:

Have you checked the manual?

Posted

Isn't that to attract the flight attendant?

Like I said seems to do nothing ? there is a small little vent next to it as well.

The manual is missing and Frankston toyota is sending a new one out in the post plus some other little things I have found on the car not working or broken.

I'm woundering if it's some sort of climate control ???


Posted

Could you perhaps take a happysnap to show us?

Your description makes me imagine things ranging from centre-console airconditioning vent usage to internal air only to oops, I just let one rip. :lol:

A photo speaks 1000 words...

Posted

The switch directs cold air to the driver only, even if you have the heater on. Great on long trips to help you stay awake.

Cheers

Dave

Carlingford NSW

Posted

The switch directs cold air to the driver only, even if you have the heater on. Great on long trips to help you stay awake.

Cheers

Dave

Carlingford NSW

When a use it I feel nothing I reckon it's a dummy button just to get your jolly for the green light.

Posted

Only works with the aircon turned on.

Posted

Only works with the aircon turned on.

You have to be kidding me then it is a use less button if you have the air con on whats the point of having an extra button ???

Posted

Ok I got my new glovebox manual for my Avalon and when I had a read of it on the "COOL AIR BYPASS SWITCH" I still can't make sense of it but I do understand that it is a temperature controlled so that would mean that little vent next to it has to be a sensor. I have had it on all day but have not noticed it change temps or anything maybe it's faulty I don't know might have to get the dealership to have a look for me.

  • 5 years later...
Posted

The switch is for cool air to be directed towards the driver , regardless what setting the controls are.So even if you have the heater on full , and press this button , cool air is sent though the vents to the drivers face.Its a great safety option ive never seen in any other car.The button works if the A/C is on or off , its an overide device.The small vents next to it are only for models fitted with climate control A/C and the there is sensor located behind it to read the cabin temperture.If you dont have climate control , the vent is still there and is just a blank device behind and does nothing.

Dan :)

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