climate control craziness
01-05-11, 08:58 AM
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I'm jumping into to this conversation a bit late, but climate control settings are both remembered where they were and also memorized by key fob. I saw this while searching for something else in the on line manual or going through service bulletins. Don't ask me how this works. I'll try to find it again, if you need a reference.
When the settings go haywire, which fob are you using? Hers or yours (the spare)?
When the settings go haywire, which fob are you using? Hers or yours (the spare)?
Maybe it reverts to the temperature I had set the last time I had unlocked the car with my own keyfob (which may have been over a week ago?)
01-05-11, 02:18 PM
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So this is my one suspicion. I think when I get in the car in the morning, it is in the garage, and unlocked. My wife was the last to drive it so the settings are hers. I get in, start it, press 2 to have the seat adjust to me, set the AC to Auto (72), and drive. Then I get out, power off the car, lock it, do some shopping, come back, unlock it with MY keyfob, and then after starting the car, I notice the AC is not on Auto and is now set to 84 or some other temp.
Maybe it reverts to the temperature I had set the last time I had unlocked the car with my own keyfob (which may have been over a week ago?)
Maybe it reverts to the temperature I had set the last time I had unlocked the car with my own keyfob (which may have been over a week ago?)
When the“POWER”switch is turn on, the air conditioning system settings will be set to those that were in use the last time the “POWER” switch was turned off. Air conditioning system settings are memorized individually on each electronic key, so the settings reproduced will be specific to the key that is used.
I had heard a rumor audio(radio) settings are memorized too, but I have never tested nor read this information.
Last edited by DunWkg; 01-05-11 at 02:55 PM. Reason: typo....again...
01-08-11, 09:39 PM
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We have the same ghost. It only seems to do it when I'm around with my fob. It may be that in the 1.5 yrs we had it, only wife (primary driver) has had the battery replaced in her fob. I need to reset the seat every time I get into the car (I'm setting 2) if I'm driving, even when I am alone and her fob is not near....don't recall if it really ever remembered my seat setting being linked to my fob. For now, I'm attributing it to the old battery in the fob. Someday (like when it fully dies) I may make the effort to get a battery for it. FYI, we have non-Nav model.
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