How to use the Heater in My Winter Car

Freezing in your vehicle in My Winter Car is not a fun thing to happen, and you can use the built-in heater to prevent the situation.

The heater is present in every functional vehicle inside the game. In fact, you’ll find it in the very first car that waits outside your hotel room. However, the controls of the heating system are slightly confusing, and it’s easy to get the basics wrong.

This guide will help you figure out what you need to do to get the heating systems up and running so that you can drive your car without having to worry about the cold.

How does the Heater work in My Winter Car

You can find the heater in the cabin when you enter the car. The heater has two levers and buttons, so that part is easy to understand.

• The top lever controls the direction of air. If you want to blow the air into the cabin or windows, move the lever all the way to the right.
• The bottom lever controls temperature. Move it all the way to the left to get maximum heat.
• There’s a blower button under the window heater. Turn it on for the heater to work.
• You can turn it to low/high. If you don’t change turn it on, there won’t be airflow from the heater.

The rear window button is separate from the main heater. The rear window heater only heats the rear window. To keep the cabin temperature comfortable, you’ll need to rely on the main heater.

Additionally, you will need to ensure that the engine is warm. To do so, turn on the engine and wait for a few in-game minutes. The doors of your car must be closed, and the blower has to run for the heating to work.

How to use the room heater in My Winter Car

Since the temperature outside is low, you’ll also have to use the room heater. Room heaters work similarly, but they’re not placed in your car. Whether you’re using a room heater or the one inside your car, you’ll need to wait a bit. Just like in real life, the heaters take a few moments to generate heat.

You’ll need to use a room heater if the temperature is too low for you to sleep. Having ample fatigue is not key to falling asleep. You’ll also need to have a suitable temperature in your room to sleep.