New features of climate control unit
Network module, CCM, which controls all climate functions. The CCM is integrated with the climate panel.
A particle filter is installed after the fan as standard to purify also recirculated air.
The ECC has five electronically controlled shutter valve motors (stepping motors). The MCC/STD has four.
The speed compensation closes a shutter valve which controls the fresh air inlet when the speed exceeds 160 km/h (100 miles/h).
Variable electronic blower control.
Air outlets in B pillars available for adjustment by rear seat passengers.
Changes in electrical connection and new connectors.
The interior temperature sensor is installed in the climate panel.
The exterior temperature sensor is installed in the right exterior rear view mirror (LH or RH drive does not matter).
Extended diagnostic functions available through the data link connector with VIDA.
New features of EEC controls
Separate, spring back buttons with indication diodes for:
- Selection of air distribution head/body/feet can be set to the desired combination.
- Automatic climate control of temperature, air flow, air distribution recirculation, fresh air intake and air conditioning.
- The defroster will automatically adjust the climate control to achieve the best possible window defrosting.
- Electrically heated rear window.
- Electrically heated front seats.
- Recirculation.
Continuous knob with 7 indicated manual positions with indication diodes for blower control.
Selected functions are stored in memory and will remain there no matter how long the power to the CCM has been cut off.
New features of MCC/STD controls
Separate, spring back buttons with indication diodes for:
- Electrically heated rear window.
- Electrically heated front seats.
- Recirculation.
A 30 step knob for blower control.
The temperature controls regulate the temperature shutter valves through stepping motors.
The air distribution controls regulate the distribution shutter valves through a stepping motor.
Selected functions are stored in memory and will remain there no matter how long the power to the CCM has been cut off.