Air Condition
#11
RE: Air Condition
ORIGINAL: BAMF
Quick question: There are two buttons in my A3 that seem to indicate recirculating air. One of them has a letter on it, an 'A' if I remember correctly. What are the differences between these two? Also, what exactly does the economy button do? Thanks!
Quick question: There are two buttons in my A3 that seem to indicate recirculating air. One of them has a letter on it, an 'A' if I remember correctly. What are the differences between these two? Also, what exactly does the economy button do? Thanks!
The economy button defeats the air conditioning all together. If that is pushed, the car will still try and achieve the temperature you've set, but by using the outside air and heater only.
Hope that helps.
Cheers!
#13
RE: Air Condition
I took Stryker's advice on the blackout material. It makes a big difference. As far as A/C, what is critical is that the recirculation button, when pressed by itself, will make the car go slower. Depress while passing.
#14
RE: Air Condition
Blue Jays is doing just what I do, except no windows down while parked. I got the base version for several reasons and fabric seats was a big factor. I hate sticking to the leather seats, and having a wet butt. I would have liked to have the sport package and a sharp color, but my previous car was black with dark leather and sunroof, the one before that was white without leather therefore I was well aware of what I need in South Florida to be cool, at the expense of not being "cool".
#15
RE: Air Condition
The recirculation button with the "A" is the Automatic Air Recirculation, which is linked to the air quality sensor and will automatically switch on the air recirculation if it senses that the air is polluted (exhaust fumes, etc.). This is explained on page 135 of the 2007 Owners Manual.
#16
RE: Air Condition
ORIGINAL: dmacneill
The recirculation button with the "A" is the Automatic Air Recirculation, which is linked to the air quality sensor and will automatically switch on the air recirculation if it senses that the air is polluted (exhaust fumes, etc.). This is explained on page 135 of the 2007 Owners Manual.
The recirculation button with the "A" is the Automatic Air Recirculation, which is linked to the air quality sensor and will automatically switch on the air recirculation if it senses that the air is polluted (exhaust fumes, etc.). This is explained on page 135 of the 2007 Owners Manual.
#17
RE: Air Condition
ORIGINAL: dmacneill
The recirculation button with the "A" is the Automatic Air Recirculation, which is linked to the air quality sensor and will automatically switch on the air recirculation if it senses that the air is polluted (exhaust fumes, etc.). This is explained on page 135 of the 2007 Owners Manual.
The recirculation button with the "A" is the Automatic Air Recirculation, which is linked to the air quality sensor and will automatically switch on the air recirculation if it senses that the air is polluted (exhaust fumes, etc.). This is explained on page 135 of the 2007 Owners Manual.
Also ditto on the Open Sky. I didn't get it in part because of heat (and brightness) and I have had no problems cooling the car down.
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