Mine will melt you.

 

Im happy with mine. Sometimes all of the sudden it will get down right hot for a short period of time, but then return to a comfortable level. Ive havent been cold yet:thumbup:

 

Mine gets pretty hot, sometimes a little too hot.

 

Mines not super hot either (compared to my old truck anyway), but the cab does get plenty warm in time. When it's really cold though I usually have to crank it to the highest or second highest fan setting to get the cab heated to any sort of comfort level or in any sort of real time before I reach work. Oh and work is a 15 minute drive.

 

Yes it works fine...but then again, we live in AZ.

 

it was 22 degree's when i was in TN, couldnt go any higher than half way or you would roast. super hot heater, it rocks.

 

if it's in the 20's the night before, it will take about 5 minutes to warm up, but when it warms up it's warm

 

in 30 degrees the other day mine heated the cab to "Miserable" in under 5 minutes... I was very happy... but since it only gets in the 20's for about 10 days a year in Gainesville, FL, I wouldn't care anyways!

 

Mine will melt you.

Ditto!

 

When I went wheeling last saturday we had both the driver and pasenger side window down ALL day in 23 degree weather. And I actually had to turn the heat down/off a few times because it was too hot.

As Sethmark put it...mine will melt you. :lol:

EDIT:

Forgot to mention that I have a remote start. I have no clue how long it takes to warm up, but my remote start is set to turn the truck back off after 12 minutes. When I go out, it's usually off and when I get in, it's plenty warm. Unless of course it's below 0.

 

I can't really comment due to my current location.....

 

No problems with mine. Works great!

 

yeah, mines really hot. I can never have full heat and blast it. I start sweating

 

I usually end up driving around with the window open and the heat on the one or two setting. Once the truck is up to temp in about 3 minutes, I begin to roast.

 

Heater is good, its just the fan... damn is it loud on the high settings.

WHAT?

Huh?

 

Heater is good, its just the fan... damn is it loud on the high settings.

WHAT?

Huh?

x2 No complaints with my heater. gets plenty hot. I usually turn the temp back down, but I agree the fan is really loud. We can send people to the moon, but we can't produce a quiet HVAC fan...I don't get it.

 

Mine works great and I live in northeast iowa. Gets pretty cold here. Probably not like canada though for you northern boys. I do know that my 8 cylinder warms up a lot quiker than my wifes 04 santa fe 4 banger. Maybe you guys need to move south!

 

my 8 cylinder warms up a lot quiker

Are we still talking about the Tacoma?

 

Mine will roast you outta the cab realy fast also!!!

 

I'm not happy with the heater output, fan's too loud and the air is really not all that hot when you consider the engine coolant temperature is 182 - 184 degrees F, when warmed up, my scan gauge confirms this, having a 195 degree thermostat would make a big difference. As a life long GM guy, I'm used to changing thermostats seasonally, either a 160 or a 180 for the summer and a 195 in the winter. To my knowledge, (and if I'm wrong, some one please correct me) there is no other thermostat available for the new Taco.

I did complain to the dealer and they did check the system, advising me that the heater output air temperature was "normal". Part of the problem may be due to the aluminum block and heads, they dissipate heat too well for heat retention. The fact that the double cab has under seat heater ducts also may be part of the problem, robbing the front cab of some of the heated air.

 

the heater is great, i cant turn it past the first setting because then its too damn hot, but toyotas have always had good heaters, my 2000 tacoma would heat you out also

 

heater is :thumbup:

if you have the dub cab (not sure w/ other models), make sure nothing blocks the vents underneath the front seats.

 

Well I am from a small town near Barrie, Ontario. The last 2 weeks our temps jumped down to -2 degrees (Fahrenheit for all the Americans! ) and the heater took a while longer to heat the truck up than normal, but within 10 minutes you could wear shorts and a t-shirt in my truck. I've only had it on the highest output setting a couple times, its to noisy and I don't notice a proportionate increase in blowing.
Seems to warm up faster than my 2000 Honda Civic Si.

 

I guess us Canadian folks are just use to our older vehicles warming up faster because all of us kinda agree that these trucks are slow to warm and take some time to get hot. I guess people just have different expectations when temps hit single digits outside, painfully cold comes to mind when I think of temps in January and February. I don't know about some of you kinky bastards out there but I ain't into pain.:lol:

 

I guess us Canadian folks are just use to our older vehicles warming up faster because all of us kinda agree that these trucks are slow to warm and take some time to get hot. I guess people just have different expectations when temps hit single digits outside, painfully cold comes to mind when I think of temps in January and February. I don't know about some of you kinky bastards out there but I ain't into pain.:lol:

Pain in moderation and certain places can be quite arousing. :naughty: