YOUR RESEARCHCabriolet heater question
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When I drive with the roof up I have the heater set to Auto, 22 degs C and the little snowflake lights up, which I assume is the AC climate control. However for driving with the roof down and I want some heat should I set it to manuell?
Depends on outside temperature. If you want heat, just turn up the temp, regardless of manuel or auto.
Snowflake = a/c on .. roof down and press that button to turn it off .. its not needed , then just crank the temp to what you require .
I have my aircon on when I have the top down on holiday. I know I'll never cool the world but it does cool my feet down.
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