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I have some questions about this system, if anyone can enlighten me. (I have a 94 RMW)
1) Is there a writeup in this forum, or elsewhere, as to how the extended readout functions work in this unit? Like, where does the climate control get tachometer and error code info? There is no tach info in the instrument cluster. And I certainly didn't see anything in the shop manual.
2) Are the control head units exactly the same 94/95/96? If not, what got improved? Is it worth getting a 96 in that case?
3) An actual problem or issue: In cold weather, my unit starts putting out really warm/hot air as soon as the engine is even somewhat warm. Very uncomfortable. After about 45 minutes, the airflow cools down. Until then, I end up turning the system on and off to modulate the cabin temperature to reasonable values. I think I saw in another thread that the system is supposed to compensate for engine warmup, but evidently none too well in my case. I would speculate that the cabin temperature sensor is just very slow in figuring out just how hot the circulating air is.
1) Is there a writeup in this forum, or elsewhere, as to how the extended readout functions work in this unit? Like, where does the climate control get tachometer and error code info? There is no tach info in the instrument cluster. And I certainly didn't see anything in the shop manual.
2) Are the control head units exactly the same 94/95/96? If not, what got improved? Is it worth getting a 96 in that case?
3) An actual problem or issue: In cold weather, my unit starts putting out really warm/hot air as soon as the engine is even somewhat warm. Very uncomfortable. After about 45 minutes, the airflow cools down. Until then, I end up turning the system on and off to modulate the cabin temperature to reasonable values. I think I saw in another thread that the system is supposed to compensate for engine warmup, but evidently none too well in my case. I would speculate that the cabin temperature sensor is just very slow in figuring out just how hot the circulating air is.