Uh..how do you turn the heater on?
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Originally Posted by THX723
Do you have the 'fan on'???
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First, read the manual.
Second, AC doesn't mean "cold", it means "air conditioner" which basically acts as a dehumidifier (takes water out of the air).
Just leave it on auto econ or auto without the AC on (push the AC button to turn it off) and set the temp to what you want. After the engine warms up, you should start getting warm air. If not, go see the dealer.
Second, AC doesn't mean "cold", it means "air conditioner" which basically acts as a dehumidifier (takes water out of the air).
Just leave it on auto econ or auto without the AC on (push the AC button to turn it off) and set the temp to what you want. After the engine warms up, you should start getting warm air. If not, go see the dealer.
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I thought the climate controls were confusing at first, but really they're not.
Mash the "AUTO ECON" button until the word "Auto A/C Econ" appears in the display. Then mash the temp up button (in 05's it's a dial) until 68 appears. Don't touch anything else. When the engine warms up, warm air starts coming out. The fan will not start blowing until the air is warm.
Some people said to mash the fan and mode buttons, I don't recommend that. Just let the system control the fan speed and the air outlets.
If you want to turn off the AC compressor, AFTER you have done what I just wrote above, mash the A/C button ONE TIME. The light should go out on the A/C button and the display will simply read "Auto"
p.s. I just like to say "mash"
Mash the "AUTO ECON" button until the word "Auto A/C Econ" appears in the display. Then mash the temp up button (in 05's it's a dial) until 68 appears. Don't touch anything else. When the engine warms up, warm air starts coming out. The fan will not start blowing until the air is warm.
Some people said to mash the fan and mode buttons, I don't recommend that. Just let the system control the fan speed and the air outlets.
If you want to turn off the AC compressor, AFTER you have done what I just wrote above, mash the A/C button ONE TIME. The light should go out on the A/C button and the display will simply read "Auto"
p.s. I just like to say "mash"
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Originally Posted by tgenius
I feel like such a shmuck.. I can't figure out how to turn the heater on the car on. The best I could do was turn on my seat warmer
It took me awhile to get used to the climate controls too. Don't worry though soon you will be playing that thing like a piano (and not paying attention to the road).
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Originally Posted by Dudefish
I thought the climate controls were confusing at first, but really they're not.
Mash the "AUTO ECON" button until the word "Auto A/C Econ" appears in the display. Then mash the temp up button (in 05's it's a dial) until 68 appears. Don't touch anything else. When the engine warms up, warm air starts coming out. The fan will not start blowing until the air is warm.
Some people said to mash the fan and mode buttons, I don't recommend that. Just let the system control the fan speed and the air outlets.
If you want to turn off the AC compressor, AFTER you have done what I just wrote above, mash the A/C button ONE TIME. The light should go out on the A/C button and the display will simply read "Auto"
p.s. I just like to say "mash"
Mash the "AUTO ECON" button until the word "Auto A/C Econ" appears in the display. Then mash the temp up button (in 05's it's a dial) until 68 appears. Don't touch anything else. When the engine warms up, warm air starts coming out. The fan will not start blowing until the air is warm.
Some people said to mash the fan and mode buttons, I don't recommend that. Just let the system control the fan speed and the air outlets.
If you want to turn off the AC compressor, AFTER you have done what I just wrote above, mash the A/C button ONE TIME. The light should go out on the A/C button and the display will simply read "Auto"
p.s. I just like to say "mash"
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Originally Posted by mikeee2
I find myself having to keep an eye on the AC button to shut it off from time to time. Lets say its in Auto mode. If I start pressing any of those fan buttons, I'll notice the AC turns on again. This is so annoying. Why should the AC kick in when it's still freezing cold inside the car?