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Old 01-29-2011, 12:35 AM
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Average MPG you are getting?
Does your Auto heat/AC button always kick on the AC?
What does the km/h mp/h button do on your dash?
Traction Contorl how does it work in snow?
Does your heated seats turn off after said amount of time?
Easy way to get to the sunroof motor?


That is all I can think of for now thanks.
 
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Old 01-29-2011, 01:50 AM
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Originally Posted by Dumb-luck
Average MPG you are getting?

I get 12-14 in town and about 20-23 on the on the highway. I have an XJR/6. Not sure what you have.


Does your Auto heat/AC button always kick on the AC?

Yup


What does the km/h mp/h button do on your dash?


Changes the trip computer calculations from mph to kph




Traction Contorl how does it work in snow?

Good in snow, horrilbe on ice. Is that what you mean? Or are you asking how the system operates technically?


Does your heated seats turn off after said amount of time?

Yup!



Easy way to get to the sunroof motor?

Dunno ! Sorry.


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Thanks for the Replys,
It is a 97 xj6 Vanden plas.

Good in snow, horrilbe on ice. Is that what you mean? Or are you asking how the system operates technically?

I guess technically, Do you hear any noise comming from the front of the car when the tires break loose, I am wanting to think somewhere i read it works like the ABS system works?
 
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Is the auto ac/heat normally work that way or is it broke?
 
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Originally Posted by Dumb-luck
Thanks for the Replys,
It is a 97 xj6 Vanden plas.

Good in snow, horrilbe on ice. Is that what you mean? Or are you asking how the system operates technically?

I guess technically, Do you hear any noise comming from the front of the car when the tires break loose, I am wanting to think somewhere i read it works like the ABS system works?

The system measures the difference in wheel speeds to detect rear wheel spin and then reduces throttle and self-applies the rear brakes. You'll feel the throttle pedal push back against your foot and hear a humming noise.

I like the system, some don't.

On zero-traction surfaces....like soild ice...the system virtually shuts down the throttle entirely and you don't go anywhere.

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Originally Posted by Dumb-luck
Is the auto ac/heat normally work that way or is it broke?

Normal. The idea is to run the a/c compressor at all times....even when heat is called for....to dehumidify the air. If you want to defeat this feature just manually turn off the compressor by pushing the "A/C" button.

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5 for 6 questions is great, thanks for your quick replys, seems my car is running normal then.
 
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