2017 EX, which I love, btw. Anyone find themselves resetting the HVAC settings? Like, put it on upper/lower, check it again a few miles down the road only to find it set to, say, lower only? Annoying as ****, and I don't understand why.
This must be your first vehicle with automatic climate control. You control the temperature you want to the Niro to be at, and the computer heats or cools the car through the vents it is programmed to do it most efficiently. So in winter, it will start out with barely anything on because it's cold. Then when it starts to warm up, it will turn on the front defroster, then when it is sufficiently warm, it will turn on the low/foot vents full blast because heat rises and that is the most efficient way to heat a car. Then it slowly lower the speed as it heats up.2017 EX, which I love, btw. Anyone find themselves resetting the HVAC settings? Like, put it on upper/lower, check it again a few miles down the road only to find it set to, say, lower only? Annoying as ****, and I don't understand why.
Yes, if it's on AUTO, which illuminates on the dial when it's ON, it has a mind of it's own....... I prefer manual settings myself, especially in Northern NY winter, here it's been -5 to 5 degrees the last several days.2017 EX, which I love, btw. Anyone find themselves resetting the HVAC settings? Like, put it on upper/lower, check it again a few miles down the road only to find it set to, say, lower only? Annoying as ****, and I don't understand why.
Yes, any time the phone is used, OR if you are using the voice activated features to control the radio, the fan/blower speed will reduce to eliminate sound interference.Just the other day, I was driving, call rang in, I thought the HAV fan reduced on it's own. Seemed like a nice feature, if that is what it was.
I have had the same issue. When I first start up, if I select the heat vents I want, the auto symbol blinks, like it wants me to go into auto. Then sometimes it changes the vents, and even goes into auto itself. I have found that after several miles when it warms up, I can control it again without it changing. So I think that's what the program is doing-trying to control the heat delivery in auto while there's not much heat available. OK I guess for start up.2017 EX, which I love, btw. Anyone find themselves resetting the HVAC settings? Like, put it on upper/lower, check it again a few miles down the road only to find it set to, say, lower only? Annoying as ****, and I don't understand why.