too much frost
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too much frost
damn cold weather, i have way too much frost on the inside of my car, i always have the defroster on the warmest temp, and almost full blast, it helps with the front window, but the side windows stay fogged, and there is no way to get ride of fronst on the back windows, plus if i put the defroster of the frost come back, and sometimes it is too hot, please help
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I know how it is man, its been cold as all hell out here in New Brunswick, I havent driven the car in days.
Your best bet would be to go to the local auto parts store, Canadain Tire or something and pick up a portable heater unit or something, it just plugs into the power outlet you can mount them as well and just point them to where you need them, I think thats about all you can do.
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Your best bet would be to go to the local auto parts store, Canadain Tire or something and pick up a portable heater unit or something, it just plugs into the power outlet you can mount them as well and just point them to where you need them, I think thats about all you can do.
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If you've ever used rain-x, its just like that, but for interior glass. You can buy it at any place that sells car wax basically. Its a liquid in a little bottle and you just put it on a paper towell and rub two coats on, if there is a haze, put some water on a clean paper towel and wipe it off. It basically seals the window so no condensation can form on it. Rain-X works the same way but on the outside glass. Its worth your five dollars in my opinion. If there is dew on your windshield in the morning, you can just drive like normal and the dew will fall off after you put it on.
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I use Rain-X on my bathroom mirror..........keeps it from fogging up after a shower.[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/IMG]
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I use Rain-X on my bathroom mirror..........keeps it from fogging up after a shower.[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/IMG][hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: FlyRiceRacer02
I use Rain-X on my bathroom mirror..........keeps it from fogging up after a shower.[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/IMG][hr]
not a bad idea...........
Rain-X is good for fog which forms on the inside of your car. I've never had frost on the inside of my car. The condensation is on the outside not inside. Anywaythe frost is on the outside so just turn on your windsheild wipers and defrost button and you'll have no worries.
I used to live in Ottawa Canada... near Merivale Road. Moved to San Diego 4 months ago. Damn, I'm I glad to get away from that insane winter weather. It was 20 degrees Celsius and sunny today here in SD [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/IMG]
rain-x is sweet I need to get some but haven't got around to it. Fog-X heard a little bit about it but my windows are tinted so oh well. Yeah I hate fogged up windows looks like I was making out in the ride when I really wasn't HEHE
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Are you leaving your recirculate on? That will cause all windows to fog on the inside. Once the engine is warm, you should turn off the recirculate and just leave the **** on defrost, or the defrost and heat on the floor. That will keep the a/c condensor running which is what takes the moisture out of the inside of the car, thereby removing the fog. Works the same in rain.
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[hr]Originally posted by: stlblues13
Are you leaving your recirculate on? That will cause all windows to fog on the inside. Once the engine is warm, you should turn off the recirculate and just leave the **** on defrost, or the defrost and heat on the floor. That will keep the a/c condensor running which is what takes the moisture out of the inside of the car, thereby removing the fog. Works the same in rain.
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[hr]Originally posted by: stlblues13
Are you leaving your recirculate on? That will cause all windows to fog on the inside. Once the engine is warm, you should turn off the recirculate and just leave the **** on defrost, or the defrost and heat on the floor. That will keep the a/c condensor running which is what takes the moisture out of the inside of the car, thereby removing the fog. Works the same in rain.
so thats what i am doing wrong, ok thanks alot, that all i needed
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: Presses rear defroster button :
: rolls down windows :
poof...no more frost on side windows to bother you.
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: Presses rear defroster button :
: rolls down windows :
poof...no more frost on side windows to bother you.
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[hr]Originally posted by: AzNxFastxFood
there is a rear defroster button!?[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG] where is it...my dad got an LX..TELL ME PLEASE!!!!![hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: AzNxFastxFood
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: Presses rear defroster button :
: rolls down windows :
poof...no more frost on side windows to bother you.
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: Presses rear defroster button :
: rolls down windows :
poof...no more frost on side windows to bother you.
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