? about Manual Heating System
11-30-2006 | 06:21 PM
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? about Manual Heating System
I have noticed that moving the manual temperature dial away from the bottom
blue position produces some degree of heating (I have a new Elantra). At
the top position, right between red and blue, the air is quite warm. Is
this normal for a Hyundai? In my last car (a Saturn), you had to move the
dial into the red zone to get any heating. Thanks.
blue position produces some degree of heating (I have a new Elantra). At
the top position, right between red and blue, the air is quite warm. Is
this normal for a Hyundai? In my last car (a Saturn), you had to move the
dial into the red zone to get any heating. Thanks.
12-02-2006 | 09:12 AM
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Fantine wrote:
> I have noticed that moving the manual temperature dial away from the bottom
> blue position produces some degree of heating (I have a new Elantra). At
> the top position, right between red and blue, the air is quite warm. Is
> this normal for a Hyundai? In my last car (a Saturn), you had to move the
> dial into the red zone to get any heating. Thanks.
Yes, it's normal and it provides pretty fine control of the temperature.
> I have noticed that moving the manual temperature dial away from the bottom
> blue position produces some degree of heating (I have a new Elantra). At
> the top position, right between red and blue, the air is quite warm. Is
> this normal for a Hyundai? In my last car (a Saturn), you had to move the
> dial into the red zone to get any heating. Thanks.
Yes, it's normal and it provides pretty fine control of the temperature.
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