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- Boston, MA
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- 2017 Golf GTI S
Can I buy a fuel filler cap for less than $38 at my local dealer? FCP doesn't have my back rn
Can I buy a fuel filler cap for less than $38 at my local dealer? FCP doesn't have my back rn
This'll only be the second Amazon Basics part on my car, but I have a feeling of the direction this is heading...Just find a Golf on the street and you can get one for free.
Or $9 on Amazon with next day delivery https://a.co/d/3GXkUKQ
I have an Amazon special blend door actuator it works..This'll only be the second Amazon Basics part on my car, but I have a feeling of the direction this is heading...
I think having the A/C on means it's "conditioned " as in guaranteed dry air hitting the windshield which will remove windshield condensation with it. You don't always need A/C on though - if it's cold enough the humidity will be very low anyways and the heat will do the trick then (or for exterior frost)What's the deal with parasitic loss and A/C on and off as it relates to defrost? Is defrost any worse than just having the A/C on? It's that time of year where I usually just put it on defrost windshield and feet to keep the windshield from fogging up. In my head, defrost is just a vent/flap setting that pushes the air up there more, but I was curious on the commute this morning haha.
I think having the A/C on means it's "conditioned " as in guaranteed dry air hitting the windshield which will remove windshield condensation with it. You don't always need A/C on though - if it's cold enough the humidity will be very low anyways and the heat will do the trick then (or for exterior frost)
That's my understanding at least, if someone knows better please elaborate
Yeah, this is what I was thinking as well. No matter what, the compressor is running.If your a/c light is on, your compressor is running, which has parasitic loss. Pretty sure the defrost setting turns that on by default.
The only thing I'd add is that breathing creates a lot of moisture in the air. If you have passengers you'll likely need to run the A/C when you normally wouldn't need it.I think having the A/C on means it's "conditioned " as in guaranteed dry air hitting the windshield which will remove windshield condensation with it. You don't always need A/C on though - if it's cold enough the humidity will be very low anyways and the heat will do the trick then (or for exterior frost)
That's my understanding at least, if someone knows better please elaborate
Might be your door lock mechanism is starting to go out.My front passenger door lock has developed a dying sound as you start driving (when it automatically locks).....instead of a sharp "click" as it locks, it has a slowish chirping sound. It still locks, but the sound is "not right". Anyone know what that is a symptom of or if I really need to spend time thinking about it?
Can a brotha get his engine fixed first before something else gets in line? lolMight be your door lock mechanism is starting to go out.