Bocatrip

[QUOTE=Eternity3G]It's worked great for me and get's cold as hell, but I only had that issue when outside temp hit over 110deg...[/QUO

Well there's one satisfied customer for this thread! That would be great news for me as Florida will never go higher than low 90s. However, people in Phoenix will not be pleased. Why does the A/C shut off anyway? Is it to keep the engine from overheating? Does your temp gauge ever move beyond the middle? By the way, do you actually feel the fans for the seat cooling? I drove an M35 and it was fantastic with the seat cooling. I didn't feel a thing with the seat cooling on the GS.

Eternity3G

Well there's one satisfied customer for this thread! That would be great news for me as Florida will never go higher than low 90s. However, people in Phoenix will not be pleased. Why does the A/C shut off anyway? Is it to keep the engine from overheating? Does your temp gauge ever move beyond the middle? By the way, do you actually feel the fans for the seat cooling? I drove an M35 and it was fantastic with the seat cooling. I didn't feel a thing with the seat cooling on the GS.[/QUOTE]

I never thought of the theory that the AC may cut due to overheating issues, but it makes sense. I ded check the temp needle and it was in the middle the whole time... Maybe next trip I'll throw some Redline Water Wetter (Freakin awsome stuff) in the radiator prior to another trip... next month maybe? damn... too much money lost in Vegas... Bastards...

As to the seats, it's odd... they work well sometimes, but at others I can barely feel it... I rarely use them anyways so not a big deal to me...

trent

No problems with the a.c in my car and I'm located in Central TX where it can be quite hot in the afternoon. The car has alway's cooled off quickly.