biglg

When you remote start the tahoe, obviously it doesnt show the temp or any other of the electical functions arent displayed.

So, what is the temperature of the heater/ac controls? Is it blowing the temperature air when the vehicle was last shut off? Does it have a factory set temperature?

Where does it blow, where the last setting was? Or is there a factory setting that blows out a certain vent area?

73shark

Not sure how it's supposed to work but so far mine goes to A/C when the inside temp is higher than the setpoint and heat when the inside temp is lower than the setpoint. Haven't paid much attention to where the air comes from but think it's basically dash on A/C and floor on heat.

tahoe07

According to the manual (who reads that anyway), if you have automatic climate controls it will default to a heating-setting during cold weather and cooling during warmer weather. If you don't have automatic climate controls it will turn on to the last setting. It isn't specific about the automatic settings ie where or what temp...

biglg

Dave,

Do you know what the factory default temperatures of the remote start cold and hot?

knuts

In know this is an old thread, but have a similar question. My wife's 07 Tahoe has remote start and I was going to ask if it was normal for it to start upand have nothing lit up on the dash. I see thatit is normal.
Any update or confirmation that if I have automatic climate control it does come on? What about the heated seats? I was hopingthe AC/Heatwould come on to whatever setting I last had (including the heated seats). I haven't messed with it enough to see and she hasn't used the remote start at all. Got a little chilly here so I figured I's ask. Maybe I haven't left it going long enough to see if the heat came on.

tahoe07

If you have automatic HVAC it will default to a high heat in cold temps and full AC in hot temps regardless of your last setting.It's better that way. no matter what you had on when you parked itwill pick the best setting for the conditions present at start up. The heated seats do come on with the heat!(high setting for both sides)

If you have manual HVAC it will come on to last setting.

knuts

Thanks! I guess I should have tried it out a little more. It is 40 out rightnow. I let it run for a bit. When I got in both seats were on full heat and the blower was blowing hard out the defrost ducts (its also been foggy/drizzling all day). As soon as I turned on the key the heated seats went off and the blower went to low out the dash (last setting). Cool, so now I know. I thought at first it only started and no climate control and thought that would be a little dumb. Learn something new everyday. And I want to steal it from the wife the more I drive it too!

73shark

Glad you got it figured out. Highly recommend skimming thru the manual as these new trucks have a lot of technology in them.

ZX1100F1

Landon,
I don't know the exact tempurature threshholds that were set by the software writers that turn the AC or Heat on but if I'm not mistaken the AC is at roughly 80F+ and the heat is about 60F or less.

MCF34

YEah...it finally got cold here in Houston this past weekend and was really impressed when I started the car from inside a store and when my wife and I got in the car the seats were nice and toasty...can't leave them on very long though myself as even the lowest setting is a little warm for me....I believe the outside temperature has to be pretty low for the seats to kick on (in the 40's) as they didn't come on today with remote start but the heat did...it was aboug 55 deg outside...