CB1234
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As it's gotten colder and the range has dropped, I was wondering - if I want to increase my winter range, is simply lowering the temperature and keeping climate control on auto enough? Or do I have to go into the settings and turn off e-heat to really see a noticeable difference? In other words, will just lowering the climate control temperature reduce the e-heat usage significantly or is it kind of an "always on" situation where I won't see a difference unless I kill it completely.
For example, I'm perfectly comfortable with the heat set at 60 and the seat heater on - is doing that instead of 68 degrees going to make a noticeable difference in my range? Or should I get the temperature to a comfortable range then go in and turn off E-Heat until I get cold?
For example, I'm perfectly comfortable with the heat set at 60 and the seat heater on - is doing that instead of 68 degrees going to make a noticeable difference in my range? Or should I get the temperature to a comfortable range then go in and turn off E-Heat until I get cold?
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