Step 2: don't crank up the heat as you drive.
Step 3: use the Auto button. (Then chose what fan speed you want.)
Step 4: If the Auto button selected defrost automatically, you can now use recirculation. This normally only works on very cold days.

IssacZachary wrote:The highest outside temp that I was able to do this at was 5*F. The inside temp has to be, I think, within 10 degrees of the set temperature. I really don't know about the inside temp as I never got a thermometer.
IssacZachary wrote:...
Step 3: use the Auto button. (Then chose what fan speed you want.)
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jjeff wrote:IssacZachary wrote:...
Step 3: use the Auto button. (Then chose what fan speed you want.)
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But whenever I manually select the fan speed while in auto, my auto light goes out and I assume this also turns off AUTO, is this not a correct assumption?
Looking at your photo I also see the AUTO light is off, again doesn't this mean AUTO has been turned off?
jjeff wrote:^^^ interesting, I just assumed when the AUTO light went out, I was totally in manual mode. I'll have to play with a bit, if it does truly stay in auto on everything other than fan speed(which I DON'T like auto as auto wants too high of a fan speed for my preference) I might find myself using AUTO more, I'll give it a try