Lucy – I’m Home!!!
#23
Le Mans Master
Congratulations on your new Vette. It is a very nice looking Vette in my opinion.
It is nice to hear you like it.
It is nice to hear you like it.
#24
Melting Slicks
Glad you like the new C7.
I simply can't understand the several complaints about the cabin heating/cooling system. It will do everything needed if you operate it properly.
Engine warmed up and you want to use outside air? Simply use the A/C briefly, cools the vents and there you are.
Forget Auto mode, it thinks it's smart and frequently changes temps, usually not really hot in the winter or cool in the summer. Use A/C in manual and recirc mode, problems solved.
I have zero complaints about the climate control. Don
I simply can't understand the several complaints about the cabin heating/cooling system. It will do everything needed if you operate it properly.
Engine warmed up and you want to use outside air? Simply use the A/C briefly, cools the vents and there you are.
Forget Auto mode, it thinks it's smart and frequently changes temps, usually not really hot in the winter or cool in the summer. Use A/C in manual and recirc mode, problems solved.
I have zero complaints about the climate control. Don
#27
Le Mans Master
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Thx for the congrats. I now have sleep deprivation. Between getting up to 500 miles and searching the forum to understand ever last detail of my ride...my eyes are crusting over
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#30
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Enjoy...
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Congratulations.... lots of neat places nearby to break her in without speed.... Mississauga Road, Fork of the Credit River and Guelph Line south off Hwy 401...all winding roads and cool to drive. Enjoy!
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#38
Le Mans Master
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Thx! I know the place well. I take my motorcycle up there all the time.
#39
Le Mans Master
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I'm sure I'll get back into the RWD groove. It would be nice to hammer the gas and not have the rear go bananas, especially on the highway on ramps!! Most of my previous rides were RWD. Plus it keeps the car lighter without the extra drivetrain.