scooby2.5i

hey guys,

I need your help (I own an 06 2.5i), I want to know, what's the best way to defogg the the driver side and passenger side windows. I started up the car this moring, to melt some of the snow and to the warmed car up. The windshield and the rear window are fine (defogged). As I 'm driving I start to notice the driver and passenger windows starting fogging up. I tried turning the heat down and turning it off, but nothing helped.

Thanks in advance.

colorado_sport

you tryed turning the a/c on,or wiping your windows with clean dry towel or two. Thats what i did with mine helped me out then again it was not snowing it was pretty cold though

VRT MBasile

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hold your breath, works pretty well

Wingless Wonder

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To defrost windows, use air-conditioning controls setting that uses defroster position. This directs some of the dehumidified air to the driver's and passenger's windows. Both the defroster and air-conditioning modes will de-humidify the interior of the car. This should be covered in your Owner's Manual.

The regular heater settings will not de-humidify the interior air, it will just warm it up, so your windows will still condense moisture.

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BLUEJ20

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Smart ***

scooby2.5i

thank you guys for your help (including MBasile)

Mulder

And make sure your vent is set to the fresh air setting and not recirculate. Using recirculate when it's cold and/or humid will make the car fog up quickly.