Mainly because you don't need a fogged up windshield if you are driving fast. Seriously, the defroster setting is where most autos go to if there is a problem with vacuum. If nothing worked in your dash controls, the one thing you would still need would be the defroster, so that is the default setting. Now, when you accelerate fast, the throttle is wide open, and there is no vacuum, or it is very low, so with low vacuum the control reverts back to defrost. It would be the same as if you un hooked a vacuum line and did not feed your dash controls, you would only have defrost.
You have a leak in the vacuum supply to the ac control.
2003 crown vic air conditioning vent dont blow
Check under the hood for a broken or disconnected vacuum line.
Dont no
You can clean the air conditioning by vacuuming out the air conditioning vents. You can also clean the air conditioning condenser vent screen.
you have a vacuum leak
Check for a vacuum leak either under hood or under dash Check the operation of the vacuum controlled motors under dash Check the operation of the selector switch Defrost is the default position for this system
Because most air conditioning systems operate at a temperature above the freezing point of water.
Because most air conditioning systems operate at a temperature above the freezing point of water.
you have a vaccumm leak defrost is the normal at rest vent setting
it is going to waste air conditioning it akes air you cooled and puts out of the conditioned space
I would think that is a vacuum or a linkage problem with the heater control assembly (where all the buttons/slides are for changing between floor/defrost/vent) Had a diaphragm go bad on one once, and in a jeep cherokee, a slight collision with a guard rail knocked a vac line off for the vent controls, and ac only worked from defroster.