On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 9:40 AM, John C... <JCarp2001@comcast.net> wrote: > Hi Mr. Squirrel, > > > > > The Up side is that you can remove the rear heater, > > which in my opinion, just doesn't get used all that often anyway, > > And you have the complete full area under the rear seat !!! :o) > > A lot of space, if you install a few organizing containers or such. > > I dunno, I use my rear heater often on longer drives when the outside > temp is down. Once the heat comes up on the front heater and the inside is > up to a comfortable temp. I turn off the front heater cause it cooks my feet > and legs or makes my eyes itch if I dial in the defrost function. The rear > one 'evens-out' the whole inside and keep that cold draft feeling off the > back of my neck. My doggie likes it, too. Don Hanson |
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