Probably an air leak somewhere. Try cracking that window just a tad, sometimes helps.
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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.
Yes. It is needed to dehumidify the air. Otherwise you can't clear the windows with the defroster very well.
The antenna is embedded in the passenger side window furthest to the rear. It looks a lot like the defroster wires on back windows.
A defroster door is a component of a vehicle's heating and air conditioning system that directs airflow to the windshield and side windows to remove frost, ice, or condensation. It is typically part of the air distribution system and can be controlled manually or automatically. When activated, the defroster door opens to allow warm air to flow onto the glass surfaces, improving visibility and safety while driving.
Yes, it is legal for a car to have tinted windows, but the driver and passenger windows cannot be fully tinted, neither can the windshield, or back window.
The defroster actuator is typically located within the dashboard of a vehicle, often near the heater core and the air conditioning system. It is responsible for directing airflow to the windshield and front side windows for defrosting. Accessing it usually requires removing parts of the dashboard or center console, depending on the vehicle's make and model. If you're experiencing issues with your defroster, it may be worth checking the actuator for malfunction or blockage.
Pour warm/hot water on the windows. It works every time! If the defroster and heating units are working correctly I don't understand why the inside windshield would still be fogged up. I have a 2000 Plymouth Breeze and the owners manual says when using the defroster be sure the the vent control knob is turned to outside air position. Hopefully this will work. NEVER!!! EVER!!! EVEEEEERRRRR!!!!!! pour hot water on your cold windshield! The temperature change WILL pop your windshield.
Most vehicles have settings that allow for circulated air to function as a defroster, cooler, or heater, and can be adjusted to come out by the feet, the multi-directional vents (around chest level), and those near the windshield and windows (or sometimes a combination of those locations). The only setting where the air is only blown by the windshield is defrost.
Do not block your view by putting signs or other objects on the front windshield or the back side windows. Do not hang objects on the mirror. Windshield/window stickers, etc., are permitted in these locations only:A seven-inch square on either the passenger's side windshield, lower corner; or the lower corner of the rear window.A five-inch square on the lower corner of the driver's side window.The side windows behind the driver.
The heater core is leaking coolant.
Only the windshield.