I just leave a "little" air blowing on the windshiedl when this happend. It works for me...
I just leave a "little" air blowing on the windshiedl when this happend. It works for me...<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Link:
No this isn't a joke.I noticed my windows get fogged up so easily. Anyone else have this problem. When I come out to the parking lot, only my windows would be all fogged up while all the others are ok. It gets annoying while driving too. It's either too hot or I can't see. Is there something I can do about this? I know about Fog X or whatever but I think you have to keep reapplying that stuff. I'm looking for a more permanent solution.</font>![]()
It's hard to get a "little" air since the adjustment is with a switch (not like climate control). But seriously, I think something is up with my windows. Even my friends noticed my windows get foggy easily.<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by FukDupt:
I just leave a "little" air blowing on the windshiedl when this happend. It works for me...
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Haha I knew someone would bring this up.<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by lOOkatme:
stop having sex in the lude man..give it up..maybe clean your windows with some stuff that might help.not windex but high qaulity stuff...forget the name my dad uses..argh.</font>
I already know about that..but I think they are called Fog X (same makers). I just don't wanna have to keep buying it and reapplying it. Guess I'll just have to deal with it.<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Neur0sis:
One word:
Rain-X
It works very well.
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tried it, never worked.<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Neur0sis:
One word:
Rain-X
It works very well.
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he hit it right on the nose. thats the core reason of your lude fogging up easily.<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by imagepree:
it's called "small cabin".... that's why you never see big sedans fogging up as easily.</font>
Finally! Someone with enough sense to read the owners manual. I was wondering when someone would reply that this problem is covered in the owners manual.<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by jkoc:
Link:
if you read you manual you would have figured this out already..
you must live in a humid area so if you turn up your vents with highest heat, you'll probably get more fogging-up.
the best way to prevent this is this. put your vent fans on 2nd notch level. heater just below max hot. and turn ON your a/c.
the A/C will dry up the air whilst warming up your car.
if you were hardcore and you took OUT your a/c, then you can crack open yuor windows JUST slightly to let a little cold air in.
ps: on canadian preludes, honda got this complaint often so they made it so that whenever you press that defroster-vent button, the A/C automatically turns on, and you'll notice the LED is amber (not green like the other buttons).
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