@Stefan: There are two versions of the climate control (HVAC) unit. The earlier version was not programmable, the newer ones are. You need to have the dealer upgrade that unit. With the new unit and version 628 software, you should not get the Hot Air in Sport Mode problem.Stefan said:Thanks. Will add this recommendation to my list for the dealer.
Stefan
I'm not sure what you mean by progamable, could you explain? I don't have problems with the HVAC, but I also don't think I've programed or had the ability to program the HVAC.Fabulist said:There are two versions of the climate control (HVAC) unit. The earlier version was not programmable, the newer ones are. You need to have the dealer upgrade that unit.
Sorry for any confusion. Programmable is not exactly right. As I understand it, the newer HVAC systems' software can be upgraded by the dealer whereas the older units did not have this ability. There is no visible difference to the driver but the upgradeable units can receive software bug fixes for issues like the hot air during ICE operation issue. They also work better in providing heat in Stealth mode when the ICE coolant is not warm enough to provide the heat.EVer1 said:I'm not sure what you mean by progamable, could you explain? I don't have problems with the HVAC, but I also don't think I've programed or had the ability to program the HVAC.Fabulist said:There are two versions of the climate control (HVAC) unit. The earlier version was not programmable, the newer ones are. You need to have the dealer upgrade that unit.
I'm not entirely sure how the fan speed works. I know when it's 98 degrees out (as it was in Zion National Park) and I use "auto" to get cooling, the fans come on very high and ease up as the cabin gets cooler, but I haven't used heating enough to observe a pattern yet.Michael said:i tried mine to work this morning in auto.
all the way the fans where at 4 speed, dont the fans go down when the temperature is right