Too much heat 2018 CR-V EX
So I am having a strange problem. In the cold mornings when I leave the house no matter what I set the temperature to the heater continues to blow hot air, to the point the car gets too hot. Also the air only will come out at my feet, never gives me any air out of the dash unless I override it.
The only solution is to turn the dial all the way to LO. Anything above LO and it just keeps blowing hot air.
BUT, in the afternoon, even its it is not much warmer outside the system works properly and maintains the temperature I set. This happens everyday and can be replicated with ease.
Any ideas?
Thx
The only solution is to turn the dial all the way to LO. Anything above LO and it just keeps blowing hot air.
BUT, in the afternoon, even its it is not much warmer outside the system works properly and maintains the temperature I set. This happens everyday and can be replicated with ease.
Any ideas?
Thx
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Not sure if it handles the temp control, but try rebooting the head unit by long pressing the volume knob.
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Will try the reboot and let you know
Very odd to see a report of a gen5 CRV with too much cabin heat. 
If the reboot did not address your problem.. best take it to the dealer and have them evaluate it since you likely still have an active bumper to bumper warranty.
If the reboot did not address your problem.. best take it to the dealer and have them evaluate it since you likely still have an active bumper to bumper warranty.
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Sad to report that did not fix the issue. Within 5 minutes of driving this morning the car was so hot I had to turn the temperature to LO. Even at 58 the fan was blowing full force and overheating the car. Will have to leave the car at the dealer because it only does this in the morning. When I start the car later in the day it works properly and I have to turn the heat up to 69 to make it cozy.
This was from a normal engine start (not the remote start), and the climate control system is on auto... correct?
I ask because if you use remote start.. it puts the climate control on maximum. If you have manually set the climate control system yourself... the vehicle ignores all it's automatic climate controls.
Then I think remote start in cold weather is your root cause here. Be sure to read up on exactly how it does, and does not, work.
See: https://www.crvownersclub.com/threads/cold-start-warm-up-time.201465/#post-1593455
Simple experiment.. next cold morning.. don't remote start it, start the car from inside the cabin, set climate control to auto and check results.
I linked for you in my last post to you.Do you have any links to a relevant thread to save me searching
I don't use remote start... so I can only forward to you what other forum members have said about how it does, and does not work.
see the link I provided above.
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Wow just read that thread and I have to say my CR-V has never behaved like that. I have full heat within minutes of starting the car, too much heat. Temp gauge goes to halfway up within 5 minutes and that is while I am on the interstate doing 65. I live 1/2 mile from the interstate, so driveway to highway is very fast. I guess tomorrow morning I will do a manual start and see how it behaves.
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