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I'm pretty sure my 2019 Honda's HVAC knobs are physically connected to the flaps they control. You can feel/hear the dampers moving with the knobs.
by kgermino 5y ago
I'm pretty sure my 2019 Honda's HVAC knobs are physically connected to the flaps they control. You can feel/hear the dampers moving with the knobs.
- runjake 5y agoThe dampers might be, but the system is still controlled by Android running on a puny OMAP processor in the 2019 Fit. I'd paste the link to the technician's manual, but it's not public, though you can find it on less than ethical places. A fun practice is to pull the fuse on the Android unit and try using your car. It will work, but it's... unpleasant.
- kgermino 5y agoInteresting. I wonder why - it seems like more trouble than it’s worth. The controls aren’t complicated: a button to turn A/C compressor on and off, one for the rear defogger, a mixing valve for temp and a four notch thing for fan speed.
- runjake 5y agoYou're preaching to the choir. It does seem more trouble than it's worth. PS: If you ever get the urge to root the Android device or install Honda Hack, don't bother on a car you rely on. It will slow down, crash, and possibly break everything and require a full factory reset. The Android hardware installed is so puny, it can't handle more than what's factory.
- mixmastamyk 5y agoSure as hell don't want Android near a car.