Q: What does it mean if you are in Africa but still see the warning message: "Possible Ice. Drive with care"?

asked by on November 02, 2016

I sometimes see the message"Posible Ice. Drive with Care"? the AirCon seizes for a whole day when the message appears.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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