That big ass ball of hydrogen in the sky? Or are you saying hot air is coming out of the vents?
That big ass ball of hydrogen in the sky? Or are you saying hot air is coming out of the vents?
Mine gets got as well. I feel like it is the cooling system that is running into the cabin (heater core) that heats it even when I am not set to heating. The floor and tunnel get quite hot after some running. I am not entirely sure how the HVAC works but I feel like if I set the temp to cool it does not change anything unless I also turn on the fan to "set" it. Does setting the temp to cool actually close the coolant running into the heater core or does it only redirect the air flow away from the heater core? Other who have spent more time with the system may know. In general, there is a tremendous amount of heat that comes from the engine compartment in this car. I feel like if I do not want to be constantly heating I have to have cool ambient air on or the AC all the time.Nope not the big ass ball. It's almost as if the heat is coming up through the firewall. I've had the car over a pit and removed the tray underneath the engine bay. All the exhaust and engine shielding seems to be in place. I've been over the aircon/climate control system as well, but see nothing that's obviously wrong with any components.
I'm not sure about the manual climate, but in the auto-climate, changing the temp moves the blend door. I do have to turn it "on" (fan control) to get it to actuate, then it stays in that position even when the fan is off. The heater core is always charged, there is no shutoff valve.Does setting the temp to cool actually close the coolant running into the heater core or does it only redirect the air flow away from the heater core? Other who have spent more time with the system may know. In general, there is a tremendous amount of heat that comes from the engine compartment in this car. I feel like if I do not want to be constantly heating I have to have cool ambient air on or the AC all the time.
I am auto HVAC as well and that is what I suspected but was not certain.I'm not sure about the manual climate, but in the auto-climate, changing the temp moves the blend door. I do have to turn it "on" (fan control) to get it to actuate, then it stays in that position even when the fan is off. The heater core is always charged, there is no shutoff valve.
"Big" is relative here lol. Big to us, not to other known balls of hydrogen.That big ass ball of hydrogen in the sky? Or are you saying hot air is coming out of the vents?