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PEACHY Member Since: 07 Nov 2010 Location: Birmingham Posts: 2792 |
That's the correct function - don't ask me how or why though - some old threads on here recommend it - tbh i use it all the time now - you can hear it switching between fan speeds & vent directions
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Tue Mar 01 2016 11:03pm |
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cmec Member Since: 01 Nov 2014 Location: In the Middle Posts: 20 |
Thanks Peachy, tbh? |
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Fri Mar 04 2016 12:14pm |
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cmec Member Since: 01 Nov 2014 Location: In the Middle Posts: 20 |
More questions, or am I being thick
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Mon Mar 07 2016 11:04pm |
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Brian Member Since: 17 Sep 2013 Location: Kirkcudbrightshire, South West Scotland Posts: 37 |
Mine does the same but I've also noticed that it seems to depend on the outside temperature as to whether or not the front and rear screens automatically come on. The FBH triggers when the temperature's low so perhaps they're linked to its operation.
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Tue Mar 08 2016 2:52am |
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TPS Member Since: 12 Oct 2015 Location: Buckinghamshire Posts: 127 |
Below 5 degrees the car automatically switches on the front and rear screen heaters and external mirror demisters, when the ignition is switched on. I often find it does this when they are not needed (no ice) but it's easy to switch off again in that case.
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Tue Mar 08 2016 8:24am |
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cmec Member Since: 01 Nov 2014 Location: In the Middle Posts: 20 |
Ok thanks both for the info I'll check with the service dept. cos its going in for a faulty air flap to the footwells, I'll let you know. |
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Tue Mar 08 2016 10:34am |
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cmec Member Since: 01 Nov 2014 Location: In the Middle Posts: 20 |
Well it's been in for the several small concerns which I have listed together with the replies, I think this will be an ongoing saga
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Thu Apr 14 2016 9:15am |
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