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Greenman
19th December 2005, 08:20 PM
Just getting used to the gadgets etc on the 'new' toy (D2 Td5) and was wondering about the climate control. I can't adjust mine below 16c in Auto mode. It changes to 'Manual' when I try to set the 'Lo' setting. Is this normal?

many thanks in advance.

p38arover
19th December 2005, 08:24 PM
That's probably correct. My '95 P38A RR has a lower limit of 16 deg C in AUTO - after that it switches to manual mode and the screen indicates LO, which is logical considering how the system works.

Ron

feral
19th December 2005, 08:31 PM
Yes, it is correct. It will only go to 16 C and then onto low. Since you have a new toy you need to get the Rave Cd. It has the workshop manual, tell you how to pull your Td5 apart, service and all sorts of things. Order it from 'Emporium' and get yourself a 'Aulro' sticker as well :wink:
Cheers,
Lyndon.

feral
19th December 2005, 08:34 PM
Oh....and tell us where you live. The guys here just love working on anything LR so they will drop 'round to give you a hand 8O 8O 8O

Cheers.

LandyAndy
19th December 2005, 08:35 PM
Hi Lyndon
I agree with Ron.Mine also works how yours is,I would say that the LO just keeps the thermostat on max cooling.
The economy button on the climate control is to use the system without the aircon pump running,more for heating in winter,you can still set your temps as you want but without the aircon running.
Andrew

Greenman
19th December 2005, 09:26 PM
Thanks guys...bought the RAVE CD on ebay t'other day :wink: That clarifies the instructions for me as they were a suggesting that you could dial down to 'Lo' in auto.

I'm sure there'll be other questions as time goes by.

and there already is....where's the dipstick for the auto? My D1 had one :?

CraigE
19th December 2005, 09:30 PM
16dgC is a standard low setting for climate control and air conditioners as below this you will get the system freesing up and then no cold air and will have to defrost the system.

feral
20th December 2005, 07:55 AM
Originally posted by Greenman


I'm sure there'll be other questions as time goes by.

and there already is....where's the dipstick for the auto? My D1 had one :?

There isn't one 8O 8O

Best left for the professionals when dealing with the auto. For about $200 you can get it serviced with a filter change & fluid. The reason is you need to be underneath topping it up while your car is running and being worked through the gears..suggests a two person operation. You stop when fluid starts to drip out of the filler hole. You also don't get all the old fluid out in one hit, so there is always old fluid still circulating around.

Work that one out :!: :!: :!:

Cheers,
Lyndon.

Greenman
20th December 2005, 09:33 AM
Originally posted by Feral+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Feral)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-Greenman


I'm sure there'll be other questions as time goes by.

and there already is....where's the dipstick for the auto? My D1 had one :?

There isn't one 8O 8O

Best left for the professionals when dealing with the auto. For about $200 you can get it serviced with a filter change & fluid. The reason is you need to be underneath topping it up while your car is running and being worked through the gears..suggests a two person operation. You stop when fluid starts to drip out of the filler hole. You also don't get all the old fluid out in one hit, so there is always old fluid still circulating around.

Work that one out :!: :!: :!:

Cheers,
Lyndon.[/b][/quote]

curiouser and curiouser :?

altech
20th December 2005, 03:42 PM
Hi Guys , is just me isn't 16c just abit cold , I like the old system you push the AC button and it cool's you down and the compressor cut's in&out all day long :-) ...
cheers alex

p.s. Greenman where in mornington are you as I'm off Maxwell st ?

Slunnie
20th December 2005, 04:23 PM
Originally posted by Feral+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Feral)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-Greenman


I'm sure there'll be other questions as time goes by.

and there already is....where's the dipstick for the auto? My D1 had one :?

There isn't one 8O 8O

Best left for the professionals when dealing with the auto. For about $200 you can get it serviced with a filter change & fluid. The reason is you need to be underneath topping it up while your car is running and being worked through the gears..suggests a two person operation. You stop when fluid starts to drip out of the filler hole. You also don't get all the old fluid out in one hit, so there is always old fluid still circulating around.

Work that one out :!: :!: :!:

Cheers,
Lyndon.[/b][/quote]
They are still the ZF 4HP22 gearbox, except the D2 has electronic control. From what I understand, a D1 sump and dipstick should go onto the D2 auto. Not that the auto should use oil, but the other advantage is that you can see how much you hae burnt the tranny oil after flogging it.

Slunnie
20th December 2005, 04:25 PM
Originally posted by altech
Hi Guys , is just me isn't 16c just abit cold , I like the old system you push the AC button and it cool's you down and the compressor cut's in&out all day long :-) ...
cheers alex

p.s. Greenman where in mornington are you as I'm off Maxwell st ?
16 degrees is about right when down at the snow.
I like the CC because it maintains the temp through out the day/night, where a straight AC requires a little more vigilance and bother. I never really have to touch the controls of the CC as its almost always "just right".

Steinzy
20th December 2005, 04:57 PM
My climate control is the same as Rons and as soon as I go below 16 it goes to Lo