Frustration!
Frustration!
Its summer time, friends, and i dont have a job. So this means i cut down on the A/C usage and use the fans more often. This presents a problem as i have a nav and you have to goto the climate window and hit the a/c off button, then the fan speed i want, and then the fresh air button EVERY TIME! is there a way that i can just turn on the fan and not the A/C (and i dont want any commetns of just rolling the window down...). Thanks. I am very frustrated.
Oh crap, you're only 16... That may be a reason
Try banks. You'd think 16 year olds would be a liability, but you'll take less money and don't mind working odd hours... Plus, you're easier to train. I worked at a bank from 16-20 and it looks really good on a CV/Resume. Plus, you don't feel like an idiot working there as you have several thousand dollars at an arms length at all time -- which can be a tad empowering.
Good luck...
Try banks. You'd think 16 year olds would be a liability, but you'll take less money and don't mind working odd hours... Plus, you're easier to train. I worked at a bank from 16-20 and it looks really good on a CV/Resume. Plus, you don't feel like an idiot working there as you have several thousand dollars at an arms length at all time -- which can be a tad empowering.
Good luck...
Originally Posted by PittIsIt
Oh crap, you're only 16... That may be a reason
Try banks. You'd think 16 year olds would be a liability, but you'll take less money and don't mind working odd hours... Plus, you're easier to train. I worked at a bank from 16-20 and it looks really good on a CV/Resume. Plus, you don't feel like an idiot working there as you have several thousand dollars at an arms length at all time -- which can be a tad empowering.
Good luck...
Try banks. You'd think 16 year olds would be a liability, but you'll take less money and don't mind working odd hours... Plus, you're easier to train. I worked at a bank from 16-20 and it looks really good on a CV/Resume. Plus, you don't feel like an idiot working there as you have several thousand dollars at an arms length at all time -- which can be a tad empowering.
Good luck...
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I had larceny committed against me. It doesn't come out of your paycheck, and its a risk you take working at a bank, sure -- but I think it's a decent gig. Bank robbers are idiots and always get caught, and your friend is still alive right?
What doesn't kill us makes us stronger, right? :-)
Everyone has a friend of a friend that worked at a bank that got robbed. As long as your friends dont have that many friends, i'm thinking you're ok...
Now that we're totally off topic -- I didn't get the nav exactly for reasons like this one. Oh and, you can't take it with you.
What doesn't kill us makes us stronger, right? :-)
Everyone has a friend of a friend that worked at a bank that got robbed. As long as your friends dont have that many friends, i'm thinking you're ok...
Now that we're totally off topic -- I didn't get the nav exactly for reasons like this one. Oh and, you can't take it with you.
woah, is that really true? a/c doesnt burn gas? i read that it doesnt because compressor belt is always running but someone started talking about the compressor clutch kicking in when a/c is on causing friction and more gas used?
Originally Posted by joerockt
Driving the same way I always do, I dont notice a difference with AC on or off. I do however notice a difference in power. So, two different things...
i notice the same thing
Originally Posted by joerockt
Turning off the AC isnt going to save you any gas (google Mythbusters and you'll find the episode). Just go easy on the throttle, thats all...
If you need cooling, AC is the way to go on the highway, and windows down driving around town.
Originally Posted by sauceman
The experiment was flawed at the base of things. They did it with Ford Explorers. They'll guzzle the most gas no matter what.
If you need cooling, AC is the way to go on the highway, and windows down driving around town.
If you need cooling, AC is the way to go on the highway, and windows down driving around town.
Besides, I ran with the A/C on and a ton of traffic this past week. Since I track my mileage very closely, I found a 2 mpg difference with the A/C on verses normal driving.
Originally Posted by moda_way
Besides, I ran with the A/C on and a ton of traffic this past week. Since I track my mileage very closely, I found a 2 mpg difference with the A/C on verses normal driving.
Unfortunately I can't find a reliable estimate of how much power our A/C compressor draws, but it appears that the average for cars is in the neighborhood of 5hp. Cruising on the highway uses on the order of 25hp so I would expect that, at worst, we'd take a fuel economy hit of 3-5mpg. Of course this assumes the air conditioner is running at full blast all the time, which is unlikely on a trip of any significant length (in time, not distance).
Originally Posted by GIBSON6594
Doesn't windows down use more gas too due to drag resistance?
My experience --> A/C on and driving the same way as I drive with A/C off = About 2 mpg less. And yes I can feel the difference in power loss with it on. As for the hit in the wallet, I'd rather not sweat about it too much. But then again I have a job.
Not to put too fine a point on this "problem" for our 16 year old TSX owner, but given current events and an eye on the future if I were he I'd be more worried about being drafted and ending up driving a Humvee with no A/C and really shitty gas mileage. To paraphrase the bear, "Sometimes you get the future and sometimes the future gets you."
Not to put too fine a point on this "problem" for our 16 year old TSX owner, but given current events and an eye on the future if I were he I'd be more worried about being drafted and ending up driving a Humvee with no A/C and really shitty gas mileage. To paraphrase the bear, "Sometimes you get the future and sometimes the future gets you."
Originally Posted by CKcentral
doesnt it remember the last setting it was at?? i thought it did
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just get a damn job and someone lock and delete this thread it is possibly the dumbest thread ever. there have been postwhoring threads that were more worth while than this thread.
Originally Posted by CCColtsicehockey
just get a damn job and someone lock and delete this thread it is possibly the dumbest thread ever. there have been postwhoring threads that were more worth while than this thread.
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Originally Posted by joerockt
A little sand in the jdm vagina?
Lets see the thread basically started out like I have a tsx I am 16 and cant get a job so I am trying not to use the A/C so I can save money Maybe he should just try harder at getting a job.
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Originally Posted by bradykp
hahahaha. he's been on a short fuse lately. must be a while since he did a mod.
Originally Posted by CCColtsicehockey
really is that so. where else have I gone off on someone else recently. actually it has been a while since I have done a mod since I am saving up for something big.
i'm just messin man, i remember a thread not too long ago that you were pretty tense about. good luck on the big mod.
Originally Posted by rugbybrado
no, seriously if the kid is given a tsx at age 16 and his parents arent smart enough to make him get a job or give him more money for gas this thread needs to be locked.
Originally Posted by Still Water
My experience --> A/C on and driving the same way as I drive with A/C off = About 2 mpg less. And yes I can feel the difference in power loss with it on. As for the hit in the wallet, I'd rather not sweat about it too much. But then again I have a job.
Not to put too fine a point on this "problem" for our 16 year old TSX owner, but given current events and an eye on the future if I were he I'd be more worried about being drafted and ending up driving a Humvee with no A/C and really shitty gas mileage. To paraphrase the bear, "Sometimes you get the future and sometimes the future gets you."

Not to put too fine a point on this "problem" for our 16 year old TSX owner, but given current events and an eye on the future if I were he I'd be more worried about being drafted and ending up driving a Humvee with no A/C and really shitty gas mileage. To paraphrase the bear, "Sometimes you get the future and sometimes the future gets you."

Originally Posted by danishj
im pakistani/muslim so i dont think the military is putting me on the top of thier recruitment/drafting list 

