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Old 05-19-2011, 06:30 AM
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I don't think the air is always on upon startup........ Mine isn't...... I thinks it's a setting on your key........yet I haven't read the manual recently to recall
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Old 05-19-2011, 07:17 AM
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I don't think the air is always on upon startup........ Mine isn't...... I thinks it's a setting on your key........yet I haven't read the manual recently to recall
I disagree. The air is always on when I start my car also and it's got nothing to do with a setting on my key.
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Old 05-19-2011, 10:20 AM
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I don't think the air is always on upon startup........ Mine isn't...... I thinks it's a setting on your key........yet I haven't read the manual recently to recall
This "issue" has been discussed over & over. If you turn the car off, and it sits for a while (I think It's 30 + mins), upon start up...the HVAC blower will be active at a low setting.

BMW engineers did this on the X5 ONLY for some reason. They feel the car needs ventilation. It drove me nuts on my 2007 & 2008 E70. I had several dealers try to erase this function. It cannot be done. It is very permanent

With my 2011, I just ALWAYS keep my HVAC on AUTO (usually set to 68 or 70). Since I do not ever try and turn my system off, upon startup my car is always on AUTO setting (the car remembers AUTO).
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