99 accent heat
02-16-2006, 10:20 AM
#2
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Re: 99 accent heat
In terms of changing to a different temperature thermostat, I don't know
that you really want to do that, and I dare say certainly not in newer model
years.
But on the (VERY GOOD) possibility that the aging thermostat is keeping the
car from putting out anything near to the heat it should be putting out, by
all means, put in a new one. Even if you put in a new one at the proper
temperature for this car, it will probably work much better than the old
one.
Hope this helps.
Tom Wenndt
"Jody" <locamrcow@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:z_VIf.34236$T35.589977@news20.bellglobal.com. ..
> can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
that you really want to do that, and I dare say certainly not in newer model
years.
But on the (VERY GOOD) possibility that the aging thermostat is keeping the
car from putting out anything near to the heat it should be putting out, by
all means, put in a new one. Even if you put in a new one at the proper
temperature for this car, it will probably work much better than the old
one.
Hope this helps.
Tom Wenndt
"Jody" <locamrcow@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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> can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
02-16-2006, 10:20 AM
#3
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Re: 99 accent heat
In terms of changing to a different temperature thermostat, I don't know
that you really want to do that, and I dare say certainly not in newer model
years.
But on the (VERY GOOD) possibility that the aging thermostat is keeping the
car from putting out anything near to the heat it should be putting out, by
all means, put in a new one. Even if you put in a new one at the proper
temperature for this car, it will probably work much better than the old
one.
Hope this helps.
Tom Wenndt
"Jody" <locamrcow@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:z_VIf.34236$T35.589977@news20.bellglobal.com. ..
> can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
that you really want to do that, and I dare say certainly not in newer model
years.
But on the (VERY GOOD) possibility that the aging thermostat is keeping the
car from putting out anything near to the heat it should be putting out, by
all means, put in a new one. Even if you put in a new one at the proper
temperature for this car, it will probably work much better than the old
one.
Hope this helps.
Tom Wenndt
"Jody" <locamrcow@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:z_VIf.34236$T35.589977@news20.bellglobal.com. ..
> can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
02-16-2006, 10:20 AM
#4
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Re: 99 accent heat
In terms of changing to a different temperature thermostat, I don't know
that you really want to do that, and I dare say certainly not in newer model
years.
But on the (VERY GOOD) possibility that the aging thermostat is keeping the
car from putting out anything near to the heat it should be putting out, by
all means, put in a new one. Even if you put in a new one at the proper
temperature for this car, it will probably work much better than the old
one.
Hope this helps.
Tom Wenndt
"Jody" <locamrcow@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:z_VIf.34236$T35.589977@news20.bellglobal.com. ..
> can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
that you really want to do that, and I dare say certainly not in newer model
years.
But on the (VERY GOOD) possibility that the aging thermostat is keeping the
car from putting out anything near to the heat it should be putting out, by
all means, put in a new one. Even if you put in a new one at the proper
temperature for this car, it will probably work much better than the old
one.
Hope this helps.
Tom Wenndt
"Jody" <locamrcow@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:z_VIf.34236$T35.589977@news20.bellglobal.com. ..
> can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
02-16-2006, 10:34 AM
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Re: 99 accent heat
Jody wrote:
> can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
There's a lever that chooses whether you're heater is getting air from
outside the car or inside the car. When it's cold and you're just
starting out, it will generate heat faster if you choose the "Air from
Inside" option. Then switch to "Air From Outside" once the engine
warms up.
Hope that helps!
PS I just got my car washed yesterday, then it snowed!
Chris
02-16-2006, 10:34 AM
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Re: 99 accent heat
Jody wrote:
> can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
There's a lever that chooses whether you're heater is getting air from
outside the car or inside the car. When it's cold and you're just
starting out, it will generate heat faster if you choose the "Air from
Inside" option. Then switch to "Air From Outside" once the engine
warms up.
Hope that helps!
PS I just got my car washed yesterday, then it snowed!
Chris
02-16-2006, 10:34 AM
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Re: 99 accent heat
Jody wrote:
> can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
There's a lever that chooses whether you're heater is getting air from
outside the car or inside the car. When it's cold and you're just
starting out, it will generate heat faster if you choose the "Air from
Inside" option. Then switch to "Air From Outside" once the engine
warms up.
Hope that helps!
PS I just got my car washed yesterday, then it snowed!
Chris
02-16-2006, 05:09 PM
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Re: 99 accent heat
If the heat output has dropped off over the years you might want to get
a system flush done, new coolant put in and a new thermostat. I know
locally there is a rad shop that does the complete chemical flush for
$39.95 (Canadian). Got my 91 Scoupe done in the fall and I went from
having no heat to having to turn the fan off on some days cause it heats
up just like it was new again. I just figured why bother putting a nice
new thermostat in with possibly crummy old sludgy coolant and if I was
putting new coolant in I might as well make sure the system is clean
first.
Cheers,
Lawrence
a system flush done, new coolant put in and a new thermostat. I know
locally there is a rad shop that does the complete chemical flush for
$39.95 (Canadian). Got my 91 Scoupe done in the fall and I went from
having no heat to having to turn the fan off on some days cause it heats
up just like it was new again. I just figured why bother putting a nice
new thermostat in with possibly crummy old sludgy coolant and if I was
putting new coolant in I might as well make sure the system is clean
first.
Cheers,
Lawrence
02-16-2006, 05:09 PM
#9
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 99 accent heat
If the heat output has dropped off over the years you might want to get
a system flush done, new coolant put in and a new thermostat. I know
locally there is a rad shop that does the complete chemical flush for
$39.95 (Canadian). Got my 91 Scoupe done in the fall and I went from
having no heat to having to turn the fan off on some days cause it heats
up just like it was new again. I just figured why bother putting a nice
new thermostat in with possibly crummy old sludgy coolant and if I was
putting new coolant in I might as well make sure the system is clean
first.
Cheers,
Lawrence
a system flush done, new coolant put in and a new thermostat. I know
locally there is a rad shop that does the complete chemical flush for
$39.95 (Canadian). Got my 91 Scoupe done in the fall and I went from
having no heat to having to turn the fan off on some days cause it heats
up just like it was new again. I just figured why bother putting a nice
new thermostat in with possibly crummy old sludgy coolant and if I was
putting new coolant in I might as well make sure the system is clean
first.
Cheers,
Lawrence
02-16-2006, 05:09 PM
#10
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: 99 accent heat
If the heat output has dropped off over the years you might want to get
a system flush done, new coolant put in and a new thermostat. I know
locally there is a rad shop that does the complete chemical flush for
$39.95 (Canadian). Got my 91 Scoupe done in the fall and I went from
having no heat to having to turn the fan off on some days cause it heats
up just like it was new again. I just figured why bother putting a nice
new thermostat in with possibly crummy old sludgy coolant and if I was
putting new coolant in I might as well make sure the system is clean
first.
Cheers,
Lawrence
a system flush done, new coolant put in and a new thermostat. I know
locally there is a rad shop that does the complete chemical flush for
$39.95 (Canadian). Got my 91 Scoupe done in the fall and I went from
having no heat to having to turn the fan off on some days cause it heats
up just like it was new again. I just figured why bother putting a nice
new thermostat in with possibly crummy old sludgy coolant and if I was
putting new coolant in I might as well make sure the system is clean
first.
Cheers,
Lawrence
02-16-2006, 05:45 PM
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Re: 99 accent heat
i do that all the time, when cars left over night its switched to recirc.
just seems slow to heat, but once warm its like a sauna
"Guncho" <cgunter@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> Jody wrote:
>> can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
> There's a lever that chooses whether you're heater is getting air from
> outside the car or inside the car. When it's cold and you're just
> starting out, it will generate heat faster if you choose the "Air from
> Inside" option. Then switch to "Air From Outside" once the engine
> warms up.
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> PS I just got my car washed yesterday, then it snowed!
>
> Chris
>
just seems slow to heat, but once warm its like a sauna
"Guncho" <cgunter@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1140104062.771518.137570@g43g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
>
> Jody wrote:
>> can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
> There's a lever that chooses whether you're heater is getting air from
> outside the car or inside the car. When it's cold and you're just
> starting out, it will generate heat faster if you choose the "Air from
> Inside" option. Then switch to "Air From Outside" once the engine
> warms up.
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> PS I just got my car washed yesterday, then it snowed!
>
> Chris
>
02-16-2006, 05:45 PM
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Re: 99 accent heat
i do that all the time, when cars left over night its switched to recirc.
just seems slow to heat, but once warm its like a sauna
"Guncho" <cgunter@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1140104062.771518.137570@g43g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
>
> Jody wrote:
>> can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
> There's a lever that chooses whether you're heater is getting air from
> outside the car or inside the car. When it's cold and you're just
> starting out, it will generate heat faster if you choose the "Air from
> Inside" option. Then switch to "Air From Outside" once the engine
> warms up.
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> PS I just got my car washed yesterday, then it snowed!
>
> Chris
>
just seems slow to heat, but once warm its like a sauna
"Guncho" <cgunter@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1140104062.771518.137570@g43g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
>
> Jody wrote:
>> can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
> There's a lever that chooses whether you're heater is getting air from
> outside the car or inside the car. When it's cold and you're just
> starting out, it will generate heat faster if you choose the "Air from
> Inside" option. Then switch to "Air From Outside" once the engine
> warms up.
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> PS I just got my car washed yesterday, then it snowed!
>
> Chris
>
02-16-2006, 05:45 PM
#13
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Re: 99 accent heat
i do that all the time, when cars left over night its switched to recirc.
just seems slow to heat, but once warm its like a sauna
"Guncho" <cgunter@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1140104062.771518.137570@g43g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
>
> Jody wrote:
>> can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
> There's a lever that chooses whether you're heater is getting air from
> outside the car or inside the car. When it's cold and you're just
> starting out, it will generate heat faster if you choose the "Air from
> Inside" option. Then switch to "Air From Outside" once the engine
> warms up.
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> PS I just got my car washed yesterday, then it snowed!
>
> Chris
>
just seems slow to heat, but once warm its like a sauna
"Guncho" <cgunter@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1140104062.771518.137570@g43g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
>
> Jody wrote:
>> can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
> There's a lever that chooses whether you're heater is getting air from
> outside the car or inside the car. When it's cold and you're just
> starting out, it will generate heat faster if you choose the "Air from
> Inside" option. Then switch to "Air From Outside" once the engine
> warms up.
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> PS I just got my car washed yesterday, then it snowed!
>
> Chris
>
02-16-2006, 05:56 PM
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Re: 99 accent heat
Guncho wrote:
> Jody wrote:
>
>>can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
>
> There's a lever that chooses whether you're heater is getting air from
> outside the car or inside the car. When it's cold and you're just
> starting out, it will generate heat faster if you choose the "Air from
> Inside" option. Then switch to "Air From Outside" once the engine
> warms up.
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> PS I just got my car washed yesterday, then it snowed!
So it was your fault!
Matt
> Jody wrote:
>
>>can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
>
> There's a lever that chooses whether you're heater is getting air from
> outside the car or inside the car. When it's cold and you're just
> starting out, it will generate heat faster if you choose the "Air from
> Inside" option. Then switch to "Air From Outside" once the engine
> warms up.
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> PS I just got my car washed yesterday, then it snowed!
So it was your fault!
Matt
02-16-2006, 05:56 PM
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Re: 99 accent heat
Guncho wrote:
> Jody wrote:
>
>>can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
>
> There's a lever that chooses whether you're heater is getting air from
> outside the car or inside the car. When it's cold and you're just
> starting out, it will generate heat faster if you choose the "Air from
> Inside" option. Then switch to "Air From Outside" once the engine
> warms up.
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> PS I just got my car washed yesterday, then it snowed!
So it was your fault!
Matt
> Jody wrote:
>
>>can i change my thermosat so the car will make more heat quicker?
>
>
> There's a lever that chooses whether you're heater is getting air from
> outside the car or inside the car. When it's cold and you're just
> starting out, it will generate heat faster if you choose the "Air from
> Inside" option. Then switch to "Air From Outside" once the engine
> warms up.
>
> Hope that helps!
>
> PS I just got my car washed yesterday, then it snowed!
So it was your fault!
Matt
