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regarding the 93-96 fleets
Has anyone thought about or does anyone know how it would be possible to write the software the the Control module that decides to ONLY let the heater blow out through the feet?
I would prefer for it to be bi-level with it blowing out both hte bottom and through the vents.
i hate lately how my hands stay ice cold and the steering wheel is also ice colde for about 10-15 mins after i start up the car.
I have remote start but it's not always a good option and it takes a while for the upper part of the car to start to warm up at least too long for my taste.
I don't think it would be hard to do we just need someone with the equipment to do it by adjusting the settings the in the heater module so that the heat blows out fromt he vents as well so we get a more even heat distribution.
this is a really bad design cadillac made on these cars why the heck did they think chevy drivers from the same year would like having heat from the vents etc. but caddy drivers would prefer to be icecold from the waist up
Well this would be a good project and not too expensive either. Just reprogramming of the stock unit.
Has anyone thought about or does anyone know how it would be possible to write the software the the Control module that decides to ONLY let the heater blow out through the feet?
I would prefer for it to be bi-level with it blowing out both hte bottom and through the vents.
i hate lately how my hands stay ice cold and the steering wheel is also ice colde for about 10-15 mins after i start up the car.
I have remote start but it's not always a good option and it takes a while for the upper part of the car to start to warm up at least too long for my taste.
I don't think it would be hard to do we just need someone with the equipment to do it by adjusting the settings the in the heater module so that the heat blows out fromt he vents as well so we get a more even heat distribution.
this is a really bad design cadillac made on these cars why the heck did they think chevy drivers from the same year would like having heat from the vents etc. but caddy drivers would prefer to be icecold from the waist up
Well this would be a good project and not too expensive either. Just reprogramming of the stock unit.