Yea it's a heated glove box by winter and a refrigerated glove box by summer! So in winter you might end up with a KitKat smoothie, rather than a chilled one, so keep the straws handy! 
(Just has the air conditioning running through it, so whatever the heating/cool controls are set at, that determines whether your glove box is hot or cold)
(Just has the air conditioning running through it, so whatever the heating/cool controls are set at, that determines whether your glove box is hot or cold)
Yea it's a heated glove box by winter and a refrigerated glove box by summer! So in winter you might end up with a KitKat smoothie, rather than a chilled one, so keep the straws handy!
(Just has the air conditioning running through it, so whatever the heating/cool controls are set at, that determines whether your glove box is hot or cold)
At least the smoothie won't spoil anything else, as you can't fit much else in the glove box anyway if it's a big KitKat.
Mine had a really naff plastic/rubbery badge, which I just peeled off. It looked like a laid down egg timer with 'chill' in it. It was a hot day though, but it left no residue behind, and came off very easy. So warm it up (hairdryer etc) and peel off very carefully.(I used my credit card).
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
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Yeah that's what I've got. What were they thinking?!
Safe for the tip, it has to come off asap.
isn't there a dial/knob thing on the top of the glove box that you can turn so its on or off? not quite a fridge cos its only whatever you've got coming through the climate control system but its some control to stop the air at least
There is a plastic dial in the top of the glove box that opens and closes the glove box vent.
The air entering the glove box has not passed though the heat exchanger so it should not be heated by the cabin heater.
Even with the cabin heater blowing hot the air from the glove box vent will not have been heated and should be at the temperature of the outside air. The air entering the glove box will be cooled when the air-con is running.
The air entering the glove box has not passed though the heat exchanger so it should not be heated by the cabin heater.
Even with the cabin heater blowing hot the air from the glove box vent will not have been heated and should be at the temperature of the outside air. The air entering the glove box will be cooled when the air-con is running.
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