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So I assume the RX wasn't totally turned off, was it in the "Ignition On Mode" position (engine not running but most accessories can be used) and the air blowing from the vents?
If this is the case, the A/C compressor wasn't running and you just experienced the vent blowing air. I could be wrong, but I am pretty sure the A/C compressor will not run without the engine running.
So I assume the RX wasn't totally turned off, was it in the "Ignition On Mode" position (engine not running but most accessories can be used) and the air blowing from the vents?
If this is the case, the A/C compressor wasn't running and you just experienced the vent blowing air. I could be wrong, but I am pretty sure the A/C compressor will not run without the engine running.
That was probably it. How do I turn on ignition mode only?
Gamesharq - With your foot off the brake, pushing the start button once gives you a certain set of capabilities. Pushing it again lights up the dash and activates the windows.
At least that's the way it is on mine. I think this is all in the owner's manual, which I read only if all else fails. : )
Ray A.
[QUOTE=raylor4;9578794]Gamesharq - With your foot off the brake, pushing the start button once gives you a certain set of capabilities. Pushing it again lights up the dash and activates the windows.
At least that's the way it is on mine. I think this is all in the owner's manual, which I read only if all else fails. : )
Ra
Possibly my only gripe with the RX 350 was deciding not to read the manual in its entirety because it's as long as War and Peace. Plus this board provides answers to the tricky stuff, like
why is my brand new car making an odd humming noise in the garage while not running?