Jamco

how is the 2005 much nicer? its exactly the same!
"Michael Pardee" <michaeltnull@cybertrails.com> wrote in message
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> "tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
> news:3592t3F4jdb51U1@individual.net...
>> You are one-of-a-kind, Jason
>>
>> Jason wrote:
>> | Make plans to buy a newer or new car in the near
>> | future.
>>
>> (compare to subject line) - that would only leave the 2005 model, then?
>>
>>
> I hear the 2025 model is much nicer.
>
> Seriously, though, in the problem car it is quite possible the air mix box
> is out of whack. I bet the car is under warranty and the service advisor
> doesn't want to bother with it - he's hoping it will go away.
>
> Mike
>

Jamco

Mine was good right off the start. one thing you might want to consider,
open up your glove box, and take it off, there should be to clips holding it
on, directly behind your glove box will be 2 air filters. These filters
filter the air coming into the cabin of the car(so the air that hits you not
the engine) make sure they are clean, or perhaps just remove them all
together(the dx model just comes with the spot to put them, but the filters
aren;t there) That might get you some more pressure.

<me@yahoo.net> wrote in message
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> it hasn't hit the -35 in Atlantic Canada yet... but if it does the
> problem will be worse. Has the heater always worked well in yours or
> did the dealer have to do something ??
>
> In this case, as I mentioned, the car itself is at normal operating
> temperature... all the "upper vents" provide lots of warm air, it's
> just the ones for the floor that have little air flow and very little
> heat.
>
> Thanx
>
>
> On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 23:43:21 GMT, "Jamco" <Homer@jamco.com> wrote:
>
>>it was -35c here last week, and my heater seemed to be working just
>>fine...my feet were nice and warm
>><me@yahoo.net> wrote in message
>>news:smqtu0pe8gh27djk1jmputv4or9mukt699@4ax.com. ..
>>> Has anyone had experience with really poor interior heating in a 04
>>> Civic ?
>>>
>>> The thermostat is working fine, and the vents are blowing warm air
>>> it's just the output to the floor is very low.
>>>
>>> The dealers service advisor checked and said the flow was working fine
>>> and that his civic was the same.
>>>
>>> The heater is just not as good as in my older accord.
>>>
>>> Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated.
>>>
>>
>

Jamco

Mine was good right off the start. one thing you might want to consider,
open up your glove box, and take it off, there should be to clips holding it
on, directly behind your glove box will be 2 air filters. These filters
filter the air coming into the cabin of the car(so the air that hits you not
the engine) make sure they are clean, or perhaps just remove them all
together(the dx model just comes with the spot to put them, but the filters
aren;t there) That might get you some more pressure.

<me@yahoo.net> wrote in message
news:l41uu0dpn9p34tkm6r9reensdakrabudps@4ax.com...
> it hasn't hit the -35 in Atlantic Canada yet... but if it does the
> problem will be worse. Has the heater always worked well in yours or
> did the dealer have to do something ??
>
> In this case, as I mentioned, the car itself is at normal operating
> temperature... all the "upper vents" provide lots of warm air, it's
> just the ones for the floor that have little air flow and very little
> heat.
>
> Thanx
>
>
> On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 23:43:21 GMT, "Jamco" <Homer@jamco.com> wrote:
>
>>it was -35c here last week, and my heater seemed to be working just
>>fine...my feet were nice and warm
>><me@yahoo.net> wrote in message
>>news:smqtu0pe8gh27djk1jmputv4or9mukt699@4ax.com. ..
>>> Has anyone had experience with really poor interior heating in a 04
>>> Civic ?
>>>
>>> The thermostat is working fine, and the vents are blowing warm air
>>> it's just the output to the floor is very low.
>>>
>>> The dealers service advisor checked and said the flow was working fine
>>> and that his civic was the same.
>>>
>>> The heater is just not as good as in my older accord.
>>>
>>> Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated.
>>>
>>
>

Michael Pardee

"Jamco" <Homer@jamco.com> wrote in message
news:TlRHd.12973$u_1.873@edtnps91...
> how is the 2005 much nicer? its exactly the same!

I mentioned the "2025" model, as a joke. Not a very good one, I guess.

Mike
> "Michael Pardee" <michaeltnull@cybertrails.com> wrote in message
> news:0JWdnaqg-LBhAnLcRVn-gg@sedona.net...
>> "tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
>> news:3592t3F4jdb51U1@individual.net...
>>> You are one-of-a-kind, Jason
>>>
>>> Jason wrote:
>>> | Make plans to buy a newer or new car in the near
>>> | future.
>>>
>>> (compare to subject line) - that would only leave the 2005 model, then?
>>>
>>>
>> I hear the 2025 model is much nicer.
>>
>> Seriously, though, in the problem car it is quite possible the air mix
>> box is out of whack. I bet the car is under warranty and the service
>> advisor doesn't want to bother with it - he's hoping it will go away.
>>
>> Mike
>>
>
>

Michael Pardee

"Jamco" <Homer@jamco.com> wrote in message
news:TlRHd.12973$u_1.873@edtnps91...
> how is the 2005 much nicer? its exactly the same!

I mentioned the "2025" model, as a joke. Not a very good one, I guess.

Mike
> "Michael Pardee" <michaeltnull@cybertrails.com> wrote in message
> news:0JWdnaqg-LBhAnLcRVn-gg@sedona.net...
>> "tomb" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
>> news:3592t3F4jdb51U1@individual.net...
>>> You are one-of-a-kind, Jason
>>>
>>> Jason wrote:
>>> | Make plans to buy a newer or new car in the near
>>> | future.
>>>
>>> (compare to subject line) - that would only leave the 2005 model, then?
>>>
>>>
>> I hear the 2025 model is much nicer.
>>
>> Seriously, though, in the problem car it is quite possible the air mix
>> box is out of whack. I bet the car is under warranty and the service
>> advisor doesn't want to bother with it - he's hoping it will go away.
>>
>> Mike
>>
>
>

JDC

Make sure you are not in defrost mode with the air condtioner on. On my
wife's 2002 she needs to turn off the airconditioner even in defrost mode
for the lower vents to deliver heat. It is a very strange system honda put
into the car that you have to manually turn off the air conditioner and why,
in below 20 degree weather, the air condtioner must come on is beyond me.

<me@yahoo.net> wrote in message
news:smqtu0pe8gh27djk1jmputv4or9mukt699@4ax.com...
> Has anyone had experience with really poor interior heating in a 04
> Civic ?
>
> The thermostat is working fine, and the vents are blowing warm air
> it's just the output to the floor is very low.
>
> The dealers service advisor checked and said the flow was working fine
> and that his civic was the same.
>
> The heater is just not as good as in my older accord.
>
> Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated.
>

JDC

Make sure you are not in defrost mode with the air condtioner on. On my
wife's 2002 she needs to turn off the airconditioner even in defrost mode
for the lower vents to deliver heat. It is a very strange system honda put
into the car that you have to manually turn off the air conditioner and why,
in below 20 degree weather, the air condtioner must come on is beyond me.

<me@yahoo.net> wrote in message
news:smqtu0pe8gh27djk1jmputv4or9mukt699@4ax.com...
> Has anyone had experience with really poor interior heating in a 04
> Civic ?
>
> The thermostat is working fine, and the vents are blowing warm air
> it's just the output to the floor is very low.
>
> The dealers service advisor checked and said the flow was working fine
> and that his civic was the same.
>
> The heater is just not as good as in my older accord.
>
> Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated.
>

Jan

In article <pLmdnVp1FdkO-G_cRVn-tA@comcast.com>, jcole01108@yahoo.com
says...
> Make sure you are not in defrost mode with the air condtioner on. On my
> wife's 2002 she needs to turn off the airconditioner even in defrost mode
> for the lower vents to deliver heat. It is a very strange system honda put
> into the car that you have to manually turn off the air conditioner and why,
> in below 20 degree weather, the air condtioner must come on is beyond me.
>
> <me@yahoo.net> wrote in message
> news:smqtu0pe8gh27djk1jmputv4or9mukt699@4ax.com...
> > Has anyone had experience with really poor interior heating in a 04
> > Civic ?
> >
> > The thermostat is working fine, and the vents are blowing warm air
> > it's just the output to the floor is very low.
> >
> > The dealers service advisor checked and said the flow was working fine
> > and that his civic was the same.
> >
> > The heater is just not as good as in my older accord.
> >
> > Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated.
> >
>
>
>
I have a Sunfire and whenever I put turn the dial to the defrost setting
the air conditioner light comes on! I don't understand - is the air
conditioning on or not?
--
Cheers!

Jan

Jan

In article <pLmdnVp1FdkO-G_cRVn-tA@comcast.com>, jcole01108@yahoo.com
says...
> Make sure you are not in defrost mode with the air condtioner on. On my
> wife's 2002 she needs to turn off the airconditioner even in defrost mode
> for the lower vents to deliver heat. It is a very strange system honda put
> into the car that you have to manually turn off the air conditioner and why,
> in below 20 degree weather, the air condtioner must come on is beyond me.
>
> <me@yahoo.net> wrote in message
> news:smqtu0pe8gh27djk1jmputv4or9mukt699@4ax.com...
> > Has anyone had experience with really poor interior heating in a 04
> > Civic ?
> >
> > The thermostat is working fine, and the vents are blowing warm air
> > it's just the output to the floor is very low.
> >
> > The dealers service advisor checked and said the flow was working fine
> > and that his civic was the same.
> >
> > The heater is just not as good as in my older accord.
> >
> > Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated.
> >
>
>
>
I have a Sunfire and whenever I put turn the dial to the defrost setting
the air conditioner light comes on! I don't understand - is the air
conditioning on or not?
--
Cheers!

Jan

Bill Freeman

Sounds like an air bubble block in the heater core or leading to the
core. Could be caused by a bit of gasket material. The core should be flow
tested to see if coolant is passing properly. This only seems unusual .. .
it can happen to any make.


<me@yahoo.net> wrote in message
news:smqtu0pe8gh27djk1jmputv4or9mukt699@4ax.com...
> Has anyone had experience with really poor interior heating in a 04
> Civic ?
>
> The thermostat is working fine, and the vents are blowing warm air
> it's just the output to the floor is very low.
>
> The dealers service advisor checked and said the flow was working fine
> and that his civic was the same.
>
> The heater is just not as good as in my older accord.
>
> Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated.
>

Bill Freeman

Sounds like an air bubble block in the heater core or leading to the
core. Could be caused by a bit of gasket material. The core should be flow
tested to see if coolant is passing properly. This only seems unusual .. .
it can happen to any make.


<me@yahoo.net> wrote in message
news:smqtu0pe8gh27djk1jmputv4or9mukt699@4ax.com...
> Has anyone had experience with really poor interior heating in a 04
> Civic ?
>
> The thermostat is working fine, and the vents are blowing warm air
> it's just the output to the floor is very low.
>
> The dealers service advisor checked and said the flow was working fine
> and that his civic was the same.
>
> The heater is just not as good as in my older accord.
>
> Any thoughts or ideas would be appreciated.
>

Michael Pardee

"Jan" <myredsunfire@shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:MPG.1c5ccefbce3ed0069896d5@shawnews...
> I have a Sunfire and whenever I put turn the dial to the defrost setting
> the air conditioner light comes on! I don't understand - is the air
> conditioning on or not?
> --
> Cheers!
>
> Jan
Probably - although many cars use temperature sensors to deactivate the A/C
at low temperatures. The indicator may only be saying the system is
activated, rather than the compressor.

Mike

Michael Pardee

"Jan" <myredsunfire@shaw.ca> wrote in message
news:MPG.1c5ccefbce3ed0069896d5@shawnews...
> I have a Sunfire and whenever I put turn the dial to the defrost setting
> the air conditioner light comes on! I don't understand - is the air
> conditioning on or not?
> --
> Cheers!
>
> Jan
Probably - although many cars use temperature sensors to deactivate the A/C
at low temperatures. The indicator may only be saying the system is
activated, rather than the compressor.

Mike

Jamco

Turning on the air conditioner dryes out the air, so your windows will
defrost faster...

"Michael Pardee" <michaeltnull@cybertrails.com> wrote in message
news:sKSdnTdcT81Q62ncRVn-rg@sedona.net...
> "Jan" <myredsunfire@shaw.ca> wrote in message
> news:MPG.1c5ccefbce3ed0069896d5@shawnews...
>> I have a Sunfire and whenever I put turn the dial to the defrost setting
>> the air conditioner light comes on! I don't understand - is the air
>> conditioning on or not?
>> --
>> Cheers!
>>
>> Jan
> Probably - although many cars use temperature sensors to deactivate the
> A/C at low temperatures. The indicator may only be saying the system is
> activated, rather than the compressor.
>
> Mike
>
>

Jamco

Turning on the air conditioner dryes out the air, so your windows will
defrost faster...

"Michael Pardee" <michaeltnull@cybertrails.com> wrote in message
news:sKSdnTdcT81Q62ncRVn-rg@sedona.net...
> "Jan" <myredsunfire@shaw.ca> wrote in message
> news:MPG.1c5ccefbce3ed0069896d5@shawnews...
>> I have a Sunfire and whenever I put turn the dial to the defrost setting
>> the air conditioner light comes on! I don't understand - is the air
>> conditioning on or not?
>> --
>> Cheers!
>>
>> Jan
> Probably - although many cars use temperature sensors to deactivate the
> A/C at low temperatures. The indicator may only be saying the system is
> activated, rather than the compressor.
>
> Mike
>
>