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Originally Posted by 2020g20
You think? When I left for work today it was 40 deg F. I remote started my car and let it run for 10 minutes, and HVAC was blowing warm air the whole time. When I got in the seats were still cold to the touch, and the steering wheel was room temperature at most. My ambient warm air does almost nothing for my seats or wheel in that short amount of time.
So you think that it was -5C (23F) outside, and his car blowing warm air for 13 minutes made his seats feel so hot that he would think they'd been undeniably heated? Maybe I'm being overly optimistic because I want there to be a solution for this, but that doesn't sound reasonable to me. Dry air doesn't transmit heat that well.
Besides that, the back window was clearly defrosted. Internal warm air isn't going to melt that much ice in 15 minutes.
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Exactly right on all points. It was freezing out lol I can tell the difference between a heated steering wheel or seats that have been "warmed" by cabin air. If anyone is from Toronto or near Toronto and wants to come witness this, by all means come by. IT IS WORKING EXACTLY HOW I'M SAYING IT'S WORKING.
