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1990 Dodge Spirit's heater core was replaced due to no heat and now the inside of the windows fog up only when using the heater during precipitation also the air only flows to windshield floor mode?
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∙ 17y ago
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Only the windshield.
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The windshield, the windows? Lol
What is windshield wipers?
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The places in between your windows, and front and back windshield.
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Why my 1999 Jeep Cherokee with bad air conditioner all windows get completely fogged when raining?
Solution; direct your vent towards the windshield and leave some windows open. Careful though; do not direct hot air to the windshield if temperature outside is freezing. the difference in temperature may crack your windshield.
Can I clean my windows with alcohol?
Yes. It's a main ingredient in windshield cleaning fluid.
Is there anyone out there that can explain why the windshield of a car is always the first ( and often only) vehicle window to frost up and the last window that wants to unfrost?
The car is cold; icy cold. You are in the driver's seat, facing forward, and breathing, and your exhaled breath contains about 1% water vapor. Your breath hits the inside of the windshield. The vapor condenses on the cold windshield and freezes. If you were in the back seat or passenger seats facing sideways, those windows might also freeze. However, the windshield defroster should, within a couple of moments, clear up the windows. If you're referring to the outside windows, the windshield is tilted and water vapor can condense and freeze on it as the vapor falls. Your side windows are vertical, or nearly so, and not much water lands on it. Rear windows are tilted, but generally less than the windshield, so they don't frost up as badly.
