Can you do a swap from climate control to regular dial-type?
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Can you do a swap from climate control to regular dial-type?
If I'd change one thing about my cl it would be this. the climate control can be a pain in the ass. nothing wrong with it or anything but I'd like to have simple blue-red sliders and knobs. possible? maybe a swap from an accord.
thoughts anyone...
thoughts anyone...
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Originally Posted by KLepTo
how is it a pain in the ass? i personally like it...a simple dial seems a bit cheap
i agree and if you dont like girls messing with your climate control you dont have to worry about it cuz so far not too many have figured it out right away
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Originally Posted by CLpower
you are joking right?
Either that or he's retarded. :shakehead
What's so hard about using our climate control?
Unless you don't know how to read.
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I just don't understand what's less complicated than pushing buttons? I mean laziness to just turn a dial, is worse than pushing buttons. You have better control over your thermostat, and can keep your interior exactly as hot or cool as you want it. I think it's a great feature, I just don't understand why you want knobs instead.
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Originally Posted by 97BlackAckCL
I just don't understand what's less complicated than pushing buttons? I mean laziness to just turn a dial, is worse than pushing buttons. You have better control over your thermostat, and can keep your interior exactly as hot or cool as you want it. I think it's a great feature, I just don't understand why you want knobs instead.
I love it too. I just set it and leave it. I rarely adjust it unless the temperature dramaticaly falls or rises. All my other cars I would CONSTANTLY adjust only to have it be too cold or too hot. I like that we can just set it and forget it.
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I leave it set too, just don't understand why someone would wanna downgrade such a nice feature. Sell your cl to someone who respects it, and get an accord.
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Climate control is for true G's... people sometimes seem amazed when they first step into the hot ass car and i turn on the AC and it gradually starts to kick in full force automatically...
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hey guys, anyone know if i can swap one of those three cylinder engines from a geo metro into my engine bay? i don't like to muck around with all those cylinders and that crazy vtec stuff. also seeking info on a 2 lug conversion. 4 lugs take WAY to long to get off......
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Originally Posted by Motohip
I also hate this keyless entry stuff. Any why do I have to push a button to open the trunk? Anyone know how to install a door knob on the trunk?
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Originally Posted by h2o-pr00f
buttons are cool, oh and girls also like the heated seat buttons
werd about the heated seats...
Ive been contemplating buying some but i happen to live in Miami where i would probably use them 3 times a year.
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ya man i havent used em until the last month or so when its been kinda cold and rainy.. used em a few times to warm me n the gf's rump.. but having the CL now for 9months ive learned to make use of the buttons very fast and easy
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Originally Posted by LCARUCA 97
hey guys, anyone know if i can swap one of those three cylinder engines from a geo metro into my engine bay? i don't like to muck around with all those cylinders and that crazy vtec stuff. also seeking info on a 2 lug conversion. 4 lugs take WAY to long to get off......
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i love our climate controls, noone knows how to use them, so when ever someone says it too hot or too cold i just say "well then change it" then they're like ummm..... actually it's not that bad
Originally Posted by Motohip
Not everyone can pimp a CL.
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the ONLY thing i don't like about our climate control is the AUTO setting.
in the summer, if i push auto at say 68, the outside air vent will open, i'll be inhaling other people's exhaust.
in the winter, if i set it to auto like 70, the center vents are shut.
other than that, i love to know what temp i'm setting it at. rather or not that's the temp in the car, it's a different story
in the summer, if i push auto at say 68, the outside air vent will open, i'll be inhaling other people's exhaust.
in the winter, if i set it to auto like 70, the center vents are shut.
other than that, i love to know what temp i'm setting it at. rather or not that's the temp in the car, it's a different story
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I know, I hate that too. But even though it doesn't say auto, it will still keep the right temp and adjust the fan speed acordingly just like it would normaly. The only reason the "auto" light goes off is cause YOU are controlling that one aspect of the climate control.
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Originally Posted by Motohip
OOps, I meant cold.
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Originally Posted by Chinisimo
oh yeah. in the winter, i have to press the A/C off button to have really warm air. i think the A/C is on so the air won't be as dry
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no, the direct air coming from the heater is really dry. so the a/c is on to make it a lil moister...
or is it the other way around....
i dunno... i live in N FL. get cold 1 month outta the year...
or is it the other way around....
i dunno... i live in N FL. get cold 1 month outta the year...
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Originally Posted by Chinisimo
no, the direct air coming from the heater is really dry. so the a/c is on to make it a lil moister...
or is it the other way around....
i dunno... i live in N FL. get cold 1 month outta the year...
or is it the other way around....
i dunno... i live in N FL. get cold 1 month outta the year...
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Originally Posted by bkmc24
do not argue with moto unles your positive about it lol