Quote:
Originally Posted by mlurker
I agree. Living in Houston (or any other hot place) makes it challenging - you "set it and forget it" until you make a turn and now sun is melting you through the windshield or front side windows and the car is not reacting to that, so you have to manually change it (not just temperature, the fan speed also). Then you make a turn and sun is behind - it's cold now and you need to adjust the climate settings again.
With pre-LCI I know where the buttons are and can click the buttons without looking there. With LCI you have to switch attention to the screen to change the fan speed (and it takes 2 clicks).
|
Why are you screwing with the climate control so much? Automatic climate control systems have been able to handle that scenario for 20 years now. At a minimum if you drop the temperature the fan speed will compensate.