Can you really have 2 zones of climate for a duel zone climate control in a MINI?
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mrntd Well-Known MemberSupporting Member
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FranticFreddy Drive-N-EatLifetime Supporter
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Mr. Jim MudsharkLifetime Supporter
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well that's funky..
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Hmmmm.....
I'm more intrigued by the fact that toggles still exist. -
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Maybe they are trying to put the Whalen Shift Machine out of business.
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Jason Montague New MemberLifetime Supporter
:cornut: Just me. I enjoy the toggles as they remind me of my old Datsun SPL311 roadster and my Triumph Spitfire.
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^^^ me too....
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I read somewhere that is the starter....
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old81 Club CoordinatorLifetime Supporter
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That is a funcky place for a Starter toggle, I prefer the big azz red button. Even on the steering wheel would be OK.
We shall see how it executes, odd shift knob in my humble opinion, do you squeeze it?
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I'm sure 'they' thought of this scenario so I'm looking forward to seeing how MINI helps keep is clumsy types from killing the fun at inappropriate times -
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Kind of hard to see depth in the photo, but I would prefer a shifter (especially a manual shift) to be uniformly textured. It should not have cut-outs or changes in material within the enclosed hand. A thumb-operated start button on top of the shifter would be nifty.
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DougW MemberMotoring Alliance Founding Sponsor
I guess I'm out of touch a bit; what's with the "F56" designation??
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