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Cabin Temperature
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MarcinTexas
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Different from the A/C setting? I don't think I have every seen a vehicle that shows interior temp different from the set point on the HVAC controls.
bruesjoh04
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Set your climate control to the temp you want and make sure auto is selected. Then you’ll have a pretty good idea of what your interior temp is.
There would be no point in having a distinct interior temp indicator on a vehicle with automatic climate control if you are using it as designed.
There would be no point in having a distinct interior temp indicator on a vehicle with automatic climate control if you are using it as designed.
Tellthemride
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When your climate control is set to Auto there are two ways you know you have reached desired temperature set point.
- The vents are blowing air that feels no longer feels hot/cold
- Your idle stop and go shuts off the engine at at stoplight.
