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Particle Man 07-19-2011 04:36 AM

West coast my ass.

4:30 am insomnia ftw (er...)

And my beater car where this occurs is my 5 year old Kia Optima.

pauldun170 07-19-2011 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Homeslice (Post 481896)
A manual tranny on the steering column? Typical American thinking.....Too afraid to put the stick on the floor, for fear of losing that vaunted 6-passenger claim in their advertising.

Two words

"Bench seating"

Homeslice 07-19-2011 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by pauldun170 (Post 482008)
Two words

"Bench seating"

i.e. 6-passenger seating, as previously stated

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Originally Posted by 101lifts2 (Post 481950)
Hans, do you know what Max AC does now?:lol

No.

RedRider2k2 07-19-2011 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by 101lifts2 (Post 481950)
Hans, do you know what Max AC does now?:lol

I dont even know what it is anymore. Don't cars use mostly DC anyway?:scratch:

:lol:

Now I gotta see if there is an audible difference between Max and High speed/Recirc-On in my car. I dont think there is. I always figured the Max button was just a quick, one button step to get to Max Blower Motor speed/Lowest Temp setting/Center Vents.

Ex: Get in the car on a hot day, dont fuck with multiple knobs and buttons, just hit "Max" and away it goes.

I keep mine set to "Auto" most of the time so it will basically run on "Max" until it hits my preset temp.

BUT, just pushing "Auto" always leaves Recirc turned off. You have to then turn it on...I think it's just another way to justify having the "Max" button at all though :lol:

RedRider2k2 07-19-2011 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by 101lifts2 (Post 481717)
Most compressors nowadays don't cycle anyway. They are either ON or OFF. The pressure control is done with valving in the compressor itself.

I've heard about these but never worked on any yet. Are they similar to a Sanden style compressor but with a variable Swash Plate?

Particle Man 07-19-2011 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by RedRider2k2 (Post 482060)
I've heard about these but never worked on any yet. Are they similar to a Sanden style compressor but with a variable Swash Plate?

Nah, it is like an automatic transmission that also does bellybutton piercings

Homeslice 07-19-2011 10:02 PM

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Double the exposure.....double the fun :rockwoot:

fasternyou929 07-19-2011 10:20 PM

"For the loosers..." :lol: Insults really lose their punch when the author misspells basic words.

101lifts2 07-19-2011 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by fasternyou929 (Post 481953)
Damn West coasters and their late night final words!

I know what it does in my truck. Have you figured out what it does in a GM yet? :lol:

What I stated is what GM does.....GM is the standard of the world!

101lifts2 07-19-2011 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by RedRider2k2 (Post 482060)
I've heard about these but never worked on any yet. Are they similar to a Sanden style compressor but with a variable Swash Plate?

Sanden style sounds right. The constant On/Off is noisy and wears out the magnetic clutch. I'm not sure if it's any cheaper, though.


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