Floor heat
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Joined: Jan 2005
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From: MIA
13' E550, 14' Ram, 99' E39 wagon
Floor heat
Ok, when I'm driving to work in the morning my feet freeze, the setting is set to the floor but the heat comes out of the vents, no floor. I get to work, the car sits for 8 hours, and on the drive home my feet are nice and toasty. Everything works fine.
Why doesn't it work in the morning and it does work on my way home??
Why doesn't it work in the morning and it does work on my way home??
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Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Massachusetts
2000 E55 Tectite Gray
Interesting. I have the same condition. When it's really cold outside, I have no heat to the feet. If I stop and turn the key off and restart the engine, I have heat to the feet. Is this a duo-valve issue?
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Joined: Feb 2008
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From: SPRINGFEILD,MO
W124 E320, w210 E420,W210 E55 AMG,W220 S430 (sold),W163 ML 55AMG
i have a same issue i think it is have a sensor which will command to heat a front windshield first to make car drivable (car first den driver lol )
if you start your car and let it run for at list 5 min (that's wot I'm doing every day no meter wot kind of wetter ot side )
and after 5 min bi for you drive torn the car of then start again it is should work fine after that
(after you restart the car sensor reeds the inside temperature)
pleas correct me if I'm wrong
sorry for my English
if you start your car and let it run for at list 5 min (that's wot I'm doing every day no meter wot kind of wetter ot side )
and after 5 min bi for you drive torn the car of then start again it is should work fine after that
(after you restart the car sensor reeds the inside temperature)
pleas correct me if I'm wrong
sorry for my English
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Joined: Apr 2007
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From: The Bay. We Fresh.
2008 W211 E63
i'm glad i live in in the bay area. i would hate to be freezing on the way to work every morning. i usually just use the heated seats and leave the heater off and i stay nice and toasty!
