Tacoma interior temperature always comfortable...

I guess I must be weird.

 

If you figure it out, patent it, cause it's gonna be worth a lot of money to a lot of people.
When its cold out I need heat before it's comfortable. And when it's hot, its A/C on windows down, then up after a couple minutes!
Silver Streak Mica

 

My truck's hot in the summer, cold as shit in the winter. It does even out quickly once I get going, though. I'll operate heat in the winter, but I'm a windows down guy in the summer.

 

My last truck was like that. Silver paint is great in the summer. It could be near 100 outside, I get out of work after the truck sat in it for 10 hours and the internal temp of the ultragauge would only be 135.

Now that I have a red truck the ultragauge likes to go north of 160 in the sun

 

So if it's 15* or 20*F in the morning, you don't put your heat on for the dive to work??

If you take passengers in those temps, are they as comfortable as you?

 

You clearly dont live in alaska. Its comfortable because of where you live. Not what you drive.

 

I take water bottles out of the interior of my truck so they don't freeze overnight

 

-40 ain't comfy

+40 ain't comfy

 

I had a gatorade in mine yesterday, sealed, in liquid form. I left it overnight and went to take a drink (still liquid), as soon as the oxygen hit it I had a giant frozen gatoradesicle. It was pretty neat watching it crystalize all the way down.

 

When you're out in the wind and it's -45 degrees celcius (-49 F) the ability to get out of the wind can feel like a relatively warm space. Some of you might live in areas that don't include a windchill factor in your weather forecasts but it's important around here for a few months a year. I haven't noticed that my Tacoma is any better than my other vehicles were though.

 

This thread + OP =

 

It could depend on where you live, I'm down in Florida and have to keep a sunshade on my windshield or everything in my truck is burning hot after just an hour or so in the sun. Even in the dead of winter I have to roll my windows down leaving my house just to let the hot air out, and this is with window tint and the sunshade up.

 

I can appreciate your "glass is half full" attitude even though I don't enjoy your particular experience.

 

Frost doesn't fall. It forms when objects, such as grass or car windows are below freezing and the air around it is above freezing.

 

Thank you for your input. It's really shed light on my experience.

 

Physics, you can do that to a beer as well. But that's alcohol abuse

 

None of this shit works with my Tacoma - Is there a TSB to fix these problems?



I mean WTF? My interior gets cold when it's cold outside - It gets hot when it's hot outside.

I can't even pass gas in my truck without smelling it unless I roll the window down. I'll be giving Corporate a call and I'll post my results later. . .

 

Yeah same here. Either melting in the summer or freezing during the winter.

 

This thread didn't work out the way the OP wished.

The OP can always sell his heater core and A/C system here, members are always looking for good parts not being used.