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Why is my cabin so hot!

My interior gets SUPER hot. It's like if I have the heater on. It happens after I've been driving around for like 10 min Car isn't over heating or anything.

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Old 08-10-2012, 01:50 AM   #1 (permalink)
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My interior gets SUPER hot. It's like if I have the heater on.
It happens after I've been driving around for like 10 min
Car isn't over heating or anything.

Has anyone experienced this? I don't like to keep the AC on all the time
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if the heat is coming from your footwell i think it is common among us. i get the same problem and it is quite annoying because sometimes i like rolling with my windows down and climate control off. and i feel a bunch of heat coming from the footwell...
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Yes I have noticed unusual amounts of heat coming from the footwell area!
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if the heat is coming from your footwell i think it is common among us. i get the same problem and it is quite annoying because sometimes i like rolling with my windows down and climate control off. and i feel a bunch of heat coming from the footwell...
Well that sucks I wish there was a plug or something. Not like I use the AC for my feet. Well not on previous cars I've owned. This one gets so hot I have no other choice
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Yes I have noticed unusual amounts of heat coming from the footwell area!
It's annoying. It's either widows down. Or have the AC on.
A couple of days ago I had shorts on and the windows open. One half of my body was cold, the other was hot. I gave into AC. Lol
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my AC stay in the on position at all times......
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It's annoying. It's either widows down. Or have the AC on.
A couple of days ago I had shorts on and the windows open. One half of my body was cold, the other was hot. I gave into AC. Lol
I drive with the windows down and AC on. Def problem solved.
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seat heaters on?
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The fix for the footwell, at least for me. Was to turn my AC on and turn the temp all the way to 60degrees and then turn AC off. I haven had any heat come out since.
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This may seem stupid, but you see the middle dial in this pic. In the middle if it is set to the left, you will get heat from the engine in your cabin a bit. Push it to set it to the right



I'm sorry if this is obvious and not connected to your problems.
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It's heatsoak. I think someone ceramic coated their vent ducts to fix this.
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This may seem stupid, but you see the middle dial in this pic. In the middle if it is set to the left, you will get heat from the engine in your cabin a bit. Push it to set it to the right



I'm sorry if this is obvious and not connected to your problems.
You mean if its set to the Right you'll get heat, if it's on the left, you'll get AC (Cold).

I have mine set on Auto for both fan (far left dial) and direction (far right dial) and the middle dial set for 75. No issues with either cold weather or hot weather. The AC will blow cold when the car is first started as I am in a hot climate in Louisiana, then the fan will settle down to a whisper and the air is just right. Same in the cold of winter whenever we get that harsh cold damp air: the fan will blow hot Defrost Air at first, then settle down and blow gentle warm air from the dash vents after a few minutes, all automatically. I learned this trick from my 300ZXTT. It had a similar automatic climate control system that also was a "a set it and forget it" system.
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If you think the cabin is hot while driving, get back in the car and see how warm it gets after you stop! Normally it doesn't bother me until I'm sitting in heavy traffic, then it gets hard to resist turning on the AC which I try not to do.
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my AC stay in the on position at all times......
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I don't know that I've ever had a car that will get as cold as this one does. In my truck, 100* outside there is no hope of getting it under about 80*, no matter how long you drive. My wife's Mini...might as well just put the windows down becasue the AC isn't any colder than the ambient. In the Z, even on 100*+ days, I'll have to turn the AC back becasue it gets too cold.
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