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      12-12-2009, 01:38 PM   #1
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Auto Air Con Question

on my GF's E90 with Auto Air Con, can the temp for the whole car be controlled from one dial?

ie. if i adjust the drivers side to 22 then i have to go and adjust the passenger side to 22.

i want to know if i can control the general temp from one dial as in my old Avensis!

April 2007 built 318d,

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      12-12-2009, 03:01 PM   #2
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No, you can't. Bit of a pain when you are on your own but that's it.

New models now have an "ALL" button which allows control of both sides from one side.
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No, you can't. Bit of a pain when you are on your own but that's it.

New models now have an "ALL" button which allows control of both sides from one side.
had a feeling

thanks AlanQS
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You could use the "rubber band mod" and stretch a rubber band around both temperature knobs.
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You could use the "rubber band mod" and stretch a rubber band around both temperature knobs.
I'll try that tommorrow!
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You could use the "rubber band mod" and stretch a rubber band around both temperature knobs.
LOL
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but who cares what the temperature is on the passenger side when your not sitting there? Set your side to the desired temperature and enjoy!
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exactly M3,

Having to set them same is an OCD thing about tidyness I reckon....




Let the passenger look after their side.
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      12-13-2009, 06:48 AM   #9
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on my 4th 3'er having done E36/46/93.

My e36 had dual climate, both E46's had single temp guage and now the E93 is back to dual.

I'm a dual person. Yes a pain to change both but invaluable when you like it on the cooler side while others don't - esp in winter
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exactly M3,

Having to set them same is an OCD thing about tidyness I reckon....




Let the passenger look after their side.
Sadly I'm one of those, I hate them being different, plus I don't like 0.5 steps either! Whole numbers only!
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Sadly I'm one of those, I hate them being different, plus I don't like 0.5 steps either! Whole numbers only!
Shift it to Fahrenheit.
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...........then we'll be froze to death trying to get to 19.....

0.5's are pointlesss I agree.
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Shift it to Fahrenheit.
Good point! Nice one, will do.
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...I agree why would you need half a degree!! both sides at 20.0 + auto...never need to turn if up or down!...cant stand the site of a 19.5 or a 20.5 or any .5...its a bit like the auto wipers... , do you really need them to be more rain sensitiveish...and the auto lights, set them to sensitive an they're on and off like a christmas tree! Sorry rant over!
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Sadly I'm one of those, I hate them being different, plus I don't like 0.5 steps either! Whole numbers only!
Me too!
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OMG me too!!!!!!!

Bit OCD on that, I thought I was the only one...

Different temps on each side...WTF is that all about???
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