Is it possible to have AC/Climate off and have natural external air entering the cabin through the vents - no wind down the windows or open the sunroof wise cracks thanks?
You know like in the old days where the air just blows into the cabin through the vents by vitue of the cars motion without a fan! I have not been able to get my car to do it. |
What year is your car? What version of climate control do you have?
(As I suggested in another thread, please add your car's description to your signature so we can help you out easier...) |
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Originally Posted by Rudy' post='457315' date='Aug 10 2007, 12:40 AM
What year is your car? What version of climate control do you have?
(As I suggested in another thread, please add your car's description to your signature so we can help you out easier...) Based on your US BMW website the climate system appears the same as this: Automatic climate control with separate left/right temperature and air distribution controls, with automatic air recirculation Picture attached |
I think you can accomplish what you want by simply turning off the "snowflake" button (which turns off the a/c compressor) and making sure that the fresh air vent is open. Dial up the fan speed you want and you should be good to go -- be sure the temperature dials are set to a temperature lower than the outside temperature or the car will attempt to heat the air.
That should give you what you want...right? |
I was wondering if there was a way to bypass the fan and let the air flow in naturally through the vents via momentum like most older cars did when the airflow was switched from circulate to fresh.
I guess your method is as close as I can get...thanks. |
Originally Posted by Scooter' post='457321' date='Aug 10 2007, 07:27 AM
I was wondering if there was a way to bypass the fan and let the air flow in naturally through the vents via momentum like most older cars did when the airflow was switched from circulate to fresh.
I guess your method is as close as I can get...thanks. Old cars with bluff front ends suck up more air and that is often fed directly to the air vents unrestricted. Hope that helps. |
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