Date Registered: 07-2008 Location: Perth, WA TOTAL POSTS:476
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Re: Is your Aircond cool enough? Back to the thread of whether the aircond is cool enough - on the T31 yesterday I drove for six hours with the outside temp varying between 43 and 41C.
I had the system on recirc and a couple of notches below 25 and was cool as. I got out of the vehicle fresh as and not tired.
Friend of mine who followed an hour later, in a Falcon ute said he had to open the windows as his system could not cope and his arms were baking.
It can pretty hot in the WA Eastern Goldfields.
John
--- X-916, VW Golf 90TSi manual, limestone grey, no extras
2008 TL dc i, manual, twilight; full set bash plates, jaos strut bar
- traded
Re: Is your Aircond cool enough? Has anyone tried replacing the original blower motor with a motor from a Mitsu Pajero? I heard it will improve the A/C...
Re: Is your Aircond cool enough? Hi guys, if you want a record for the dash thermometer, I rekon I got mine went to 60 then did not show any further, it just started flashing the --- at me. I have now had that for both the hotest and the coldest extremes for the car so yeah I guess the temp range is somewhere near 55 odd degrees.
I must admit though the higest displayed temp was on a recent 46 degree day in Melb and my exie is as black as satans armpit with a sunroof and I was not able to locate a parking spot in the shade.
Date Registered: 05-2011 Location: Melbourne, Vic TOTAL POSTS:13
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Re: Glad I have read this, I was thinking about complaining to the dealer about my aircon - compared to my previous cars it is poor. Even with the rubbish summer we had when I got my lovely new X'ey I wondered if there was even any gas in the system it could take so long to cool the car.
Does anyone have anymore recent updates on this?
--- 2010 T31 TS series II Flint Grey
Member X-1928
Bonnet/Headlamp Protectors, Bug Mesh, Glovebox Light, Reverse Camera/Monitor, Rola Roof Bars.
Date Registered: 12-2009 Location: NW Tasmania TOTAL POSTS:100
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Re: Is your Aircond cool enough? My X-Trail aircon can barely cope with a Tasmanian summer, so no way would it be satisfactory in my previous home state of WA.
