^^^Agreed....this is the way we leave our '10 Equinox...we leave the system in "Auto" and remote starting it will start the A/C in summer, or heat in winter, whichever is neededThe only way I know is to blast the heat right before you shut it off and it will start with the same settings
It does stay the same as how you left it. Also, when it's cold out, if you turn on the Auto mode it will wait until the engine is warm to blast the fan. This reduces cold air from being blown into the cabin until warm air is available.So the HVAC in the Cruze doesn't come on in the same state it was left when shut down occurs? If this be the case, what good is the remote start??
I know that in the Config settings there is a place to configure the heated seats to activate during remote start....maybe there is something in there to
configure the climate control...IDK tho, I've not been in the config poking around lately...
This is what I am saying, what's the point! I'll ask the dealership about it next week when I go in for my new ground effect and rs badge
Let us know what the dealership says about this...in all honesty, it hasn't been cold enough here in NC for me to try the remote start, so I don't know how mine will act. I am "assuming" it will act as our '10 Equinox, otherwise, as I stated above, what good is the remote start???Thank you Chuv...I swear mine doesn't do that!
People will tell you yes you can. Using the remote starter on a non auto climate 2014 LT I only get the cabin blower, no heat or A/C until the key is turnedNew guy here. I've tried using the search function with no luck. I have a 2018 Chevy Cruze, and would like to know if when I remote start the car, if there is a setting somewhere that will use the heat settings and fan speeds from the last time I shut the car off.
Or do I just have to accept what the car decides I should have?
Just tested my 2017 LT without the Automatic Climate Control Package using the remote start. The fan/heat temp/ and setting all came on the way I had it when I shut the engine off. I assume the A/C would also come on when it’s warmer in the summertime. Also just remember the remote start will automatically shut off the engine in 15 minutes after starting it.Thanks for the reply, Eddie. On all the other cars I've owned with remote start, I could just leave the controls in the position I wanted them for the next morning's remote start and that's exactly what the car would do.
I wonder why Chevy decided we didn't really want this feature anymore??? I hate getting in my car on a winter day with snow all over the windshield and a barely luke warm interior after the car has already been running 15 minutes on remote start.
And yep, I have the same setup as you, a non auto climate LT.
Hi Michigan, When I come back from dinner tonight, I’ll set up to your preferred settings and see what happens tomorrow morning when I remote start the car. To be continued ?. (My short test today did not have full fan settings)That's certainly strange. On my 2018 with non automatic climate control, If I leave it at my preferred setting which is floor vents only, full fan and full heat, and remote start it in the morning, it changes it to turn on my rear defogger, and then changes the settings for half defroster for the windshield and side windows, and half for the cabin.
Hello again Michigan,Excellent! Please let me know what happens.![]()