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Just curious to know if there is any option with the temperature settings for the air conditioning to be controlled by the one dial.

At the moment you need to turn both dials to get it to say... 20 degrees (for both passenger and driver).

Is there a setting so I can flick between turning the one dial and the two dials?

Or is this just the way it is..... I couldn't find it in the car manual.

I think you need a pre-facelift model (with single zone climate control). I think I know someone who would be happy to do a swap for ya

I think this feature was more of an afterthought for Subaru. Most cars I know that have dual climate will have a button to toggle controlling one side or both sides. Never seen one where I had to adjust both sides every time I want to change temps.

unfortunately, you'll have to change the temperature one side at a time...

bit of a pain imo

Doh... oh well... I'll just live with it

Thanks guys.

what fukn annoys me with the ventilation system on the lib is you cant just have the vents open and the climate settings visable without the bloody fan operating..

and every time you you activate the system the bloody a/c kicks in and the fan goes beserk..

i want to be able to see what the settings are at, especially the temp settings and whether is re-circulating or not, but i donrt want the bloody fan to sometimes be on...

god it sh.ts me

you can set the vents to open or recirc without turning the fan on by pressing the relevant toggle button. But yeah, I have a sigh everytime I go to turn the fans on and have to automatically turn the A/C off.

-edit- you can turn the system on without it going to auto (which is why the fan goes beserk - it's trying to get its climate to the set temperature as quickly as possible). anyway, try pressing the fan up/down button (in pre 07 models).

Trieu wrote:At the moment you need to turn both dials to get it to say... 20 degrees (for both passenger and driver).

So forgive my ignorance, or the fact that I'm just shit stirring, but why does it matter.

You, on the drivers side of the car decide that you are too hot/cold and set your dial to the desired setting. Who cares about the other side of the car, unless of course there is some sitting there who can make their own changes. Invariable it's probably a woman sitting there and if you were going to presume to make any changes, you would be in trouble. So now I have just convinced you why you need a single dial...

Okay, I think should lay off the sugar laden snacks in the afternoon, either that or this Sharepoint development caper has just driven me around the twist..........

Will Swap 07 2.5i (with single climate control) for 07GT or 07 3.0 if it's bugging you that much?

smythie wrote:you can set the vents to open or recirc without turning the fan on by pressing the relevant toggle button. But yeah, I have a sigh everytime I go to turn the fans on and have to automatically turn the A/C off.

i understand that but as soon as you want to see what temp setting its on .... the bloody fan starts up..

for example... if you have the temp settings on max high hot & turn the car off....

when you get in next time and drive , if you dont activate anything the bloody cabin gets so hot ...you cant see what the temps are set at because its not lit up...

so you hit the button and fark....you realise the temp is at fukn max hot the fan kicks in at warp speed and next second your trying to turn both dial temps down and the bloody fan down and turn the a/c off..

all i want is the climate controls without having to use the fan whether the a/c is on or off.

surely its not too hard ..

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all i want is the climate controls without having to use the fan whether the a/c is on or off.
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+1

D_Liberty wrote:[quote="Spec B Wgn
all i want is the climate controls without having to use the fan whether the a/c is on or off.
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+1[/quote]

yay !!! someone else understands my predicament..

and my frustration

+1

Roddez wrote:You, on the drivers side of the car decide that you are too hot/cold and set your dial to the desired setting. Who cares about the other side of the car, unless of course there is some sitting there who can make their own changes.

Well you would want the 2 sides to be closely matched at least. Otherwise if one side is cold while the other side is hot, you have 2 different temps in the car fighting each other.

Arith wrote:

Roddez wrote:You, on the drivers side of the car decide that you are too hot/cold and set your dial to the desired setting. Who cares about the other side of the car, unless of course there is some sitting there who can make their own changes.

Well you would want the 2 sides to be closely matched at least. Otherwise if one side is cold while the other side is hot, you have 2 different temps in the car fighting each other.

And there in lies the dilemma surrounding Dual Zone Climate Control....