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Originally Posted by gmzanatta
Sync and Auto are two very different things.
There is NO SYNC on the M2, meaning each side has to be controlled independently.
The Auto controls automatic airflow and direction to maintain cabin temperature to your setpoint. This will stay on whatever setting you leave it in - turning it on and off will not change the temperature setpoint.
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Roger. That's somewhat different behavior to other German cars that have dual-zone functionality, that's why I was asking. In VW/Audi, IIRC turning the system "off" and then turning it back on by hitting Auto will also re-synchronize the two sides (driver's side wins). (Most of those cars will also have a "Dual" or "sync" button too, but this is another way to accomplish the same thing, so I was thinking maybe BMW would have that "feature.")