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Bob, my two-cents' worth -1. Seems to me the heater takes less than five minutes to pump out warm air. Never timed it, but undoubtedly a function of ambient air temperature.2. If you're going to go out into the garage and 'start' the car and turn on the heater anyway, you might as well turn on the fan and the seat heater and be toasty warm when you get in.3. If I recall, RR takes roughly a 20% hit when you turn the heater on while you're driving. If you're standing still, the algorithm might not correct until you get going again - I don't know. Sitting with the car not moving but all systems ON simply depletes your battery, but I can't think of any harm being done.Rather sad that so many Remotes get 'misplaced' when lease vehicles are returned and then get turned over at auctions.(BTW, Bob, I erased your duplicate post on the other thread.)
Bob, my two-cents' worth -
1. Seems to me the heater takes less than five minutes to pump out warm air. Never timed it, but undoubtedly a function of ambient air temperature.
2. If you're going to go out into the garage and 'start' the car and turn on the heater anyway, you might as well turn on the fan and the seat heater and be toasty warm when you get in.
3. If I recall, RR takes roughly a 20% hit when you turn the heater on while you're driving. If you're standing still, the algorithm might not correct until you get going again - I don't know. Sitting with the car not moving but all systems ON simply depletes your battery, but I can't think of any harm being done.
Rather sad that so many Remotes get 'misplaced' when lease vehicles are returned and then get turned over at auctions.
(BTW, Bob, I erased your duplicate post on the other thread.)
