Re: Eco button
Originally Posted by SteveHansen
(Post 214565)
The AC does not work well in hot summer conditions with the ECO feature engaged. Summer here [Florida] requires the AC on full-blast for at least the first ten minutes of each trip.
-- Alan |
Re: Eco button
Seat heaters??? We got seat heaters?????? Oh... yeah!!! Brilliant idea Alan!!!! Found the buttons yesterday. Great for heating your tush.... or keeping the pizza warm on the run home!!! Brilliant!!!!
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Re: Eco button
Originally Posted by Old-Crows
(Post 214646)
Seat heaters??? We got seat heaters?????? Oh... yeah!!! Brilliant idea Alan!!!! Found the buttons yesterday. Great for heating your tush.... or keeping the pizza warm on the run home!!! Brilliant!!!!
As far as the ECO button goes, I haven't had enough experience with it yet to know if it has an effect, but the theory behind it makes sense, and I think it's far more than manufacturer's hype as previously stated. |
Re: Eco button
BTW on the AC side of the discussion, the car defaults to automatically engaging the AC, which drove me crazy when I'd start driving on a hot day with the windows down or the roof open and realize after a while that it was turning on the AC. You can have the dealer reconfigure it (I did) but I forget what exactly you have to do. Somewhere in here there's a document with various settings and their defaults; I printed that out and circled what I wanted them to change. If I hadn't they'd have been clueless, I'm sure.
But honestly I rarely use heat or AC, so never even think about ECO. And frost inside is a pain--answer to that is usually to crack a window or leave the moonroof open so the humidity can escape. |
Re: Eco button
Originally Posted by chestr
(Post 216076)
I'd start driving on a hot day with the windows down or the roof open and realize after a while that it was turning on the AC.
Never had a convertible myself. I have ridden in a few, with the AC on. |
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