Anyone else's 488 AC just refuse to work after sitting in the garage for a week?
I'm honestly starting to wonder if my 2017 488 Spider has a personal vendetta against me. The car lives under a cover in my garage most weekdays because let's be real I'm not commuting to the office in that thing, but every single time I pull it out on a Friday afternoon for a proper drive the AC just acts completely brain dead for the first fifteen minutes. I'm not talking about weak air, I mean it blows hot dusty air that smells like a thousand year old tomb and the fans sound like they're trying to achieve liftoff. Eventually after driving around and letting everything wake up it kicks in and freezes me out of the seat, but those first few miles on Al Majaz waterfront are pure agony in this humidity. Is this just a quirk of how the climate control module wakes up from deep sleep or is there some kind of flap or sensor that's sticky? I'm reluctant to take it to just any shop because I've heard horror stories about people messing with the complicated vacuum lines and then the whole system goes haywire. Would much rather find some actual Sharjah Ferrari AC Expert Repair Technicians who understand the weird Italian electrical logic instead of someone who's just going to plug in a generic OBD scanner and shrug. Trying to enjoy the car before the real summer hits but right now I'm showing up to brunch looking like I ran a marathon.
