Climate Control System
For vehicles equipped with air conditioning
The climate control system installed in your vehicle provides ventilation, heating and air conditioning, maintaining the cabin temperature you set. In addition, the climate control system automatically controls the fan speed and optimally distributes the airflow.
For vehicles equipped with dual-zone automatic climate control, the driver and passenger temperatures are controlled independently (see page 209).
When the system is operating in automatic mode, the cabin temperature can be adjusted independently for the driver and front passenger zones.
The climate control system can only be turned on when the engine is running.
You can adjust the direction of the airflow entering the cabin from the center and side ventilation grilles.

The side ventilation grille located on the driver's side can be closed and opened using the upper and lower levers. To open the grille, press the lever as shown in the illustration.
To close the air duct, press the lower part of each lever. To adjust the airflow, press the lever to open the vent, then adjust the flow by moving the lever up and down and turning it.

Direct the air in the desired direction by moving the center louver levers left and right or up and down.

The side ventilation grille located on the passenger's side can be closed and opened using the lower rotary knob.

Climate Control System
Test yourself
A quick Honda Civic quiz: every answer comes with an explanation and a link to the manual page.