My 2006 XLE, just got it, I have the heat turned on to recirculate, on
my feet.
When I accelerate, the blower speeds up, and when I slow down, the
blower slows down.
This is quite annoying in the city with stop and go traffic...no
consistency.
The mechanic where I bought my car is trying to convince me that this
is normal. I didn't notice it until AFTER they installed my remote
start/alarm.
Can anyone give me any backup to convince them otherwise, or backup to
convince me that is normal?
if it isn't normal, what words/phrases do I need to drop to get them
to look at it deeper?
BigJim - 24 Jan 2008 20:41 GMT
I believe it is normal to a point.
> My 2006 XLE, just got it, I have the heat turned on to recirculate, on
> my feet.
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> if it isn't normal, what words/phrases do I need to drop to get them
> to look at it deeper?
Nobody Important - 24 Jan 2008 22:39 GMT
The blower is a DC motor, whose speed is proportional to the voltage
applied to its terminals. The output of your DC generator (alternator)
is a function of RPM; the faster the engine turns the higher the
voltage. There will be some variation in blower speed, but excessive
variation can indicate a problem with the generator's regulation
circuit, or with the battery.
> I believe it is normal to a point.
>> My 2006 XLE, just got it, I have the heat turned on to recirculate, on
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>> if it isn't normal, what words/phrases do I need to drop to get them
>> to look at it deeper?
ransley - 25 Jan 2008 14:32 GMT
On Jan 24, 12:12 pm, ccm...@gmail.com wrote:
> My 2006 XLE, just got it, I have the heat turned on to recirculate, on
> my feet.
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> if it isn't normal, what words/phrases do I need to drop to get them
> to look at it deeper?
Maybe a bad battery, bad connections, weak alternator.
johngdole@hotmail.com - 27 Jan 2008 01:24 GMT
If you turned on AC, head lights, radio, and other electrical
components then the light will dim and brighten a bit especially
during idle. It's because you're using more juice than the alt/batt
can provide.
Have it checked under warranty. That's what warranty is for.
On Jan 24, 10:12 am, ccm...@gmail.com wrote:
> My 2006 XLE, just got it, I have the heat turned on to recirculate, on
> my feet.
[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
> if it isn't normal, what words/phrases do I need to drop to get them
> to look at it deeper?