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windows fogging up
I have a vintage air system and it's been great this summer. But now it's winter time and when I first turn on the heater the whole cab mists up and fogs the windows.
It's not anti-freeze. Any ideas? |
Re: windows fogging up
You must have condensation in the heater.That`s what it does when the heater core goes.But,if it`s not coolant I`d suspect there`s drain plugged or something.
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Re: windows fogging up
Maybe someones gettin a little cozy on the bench seat
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Re: windows fogging up
actually i noticed the very same thing when i put my vintage air in. i'm not sure why or even positive how to use the controls
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Re: windows fogging up
crack your windows slightly to vent
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Re: windows fogging up
i'd rather not in the cold rain. but that's what i do anyways or get a towel to the window to wipe it
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It's so bad that rolling the window down quite a bit was not enough.
Today I left the A/C on but pushed the bottom temp lever all the way to the heat side.... figuring the A/C is a dehumidifier. I think it worked (already wiped the windows but they didn't continue to fog up). I have closed up the vents in the footwells and hava a smoothed cowl too. So I imagine there's little fresh air coming in. Interesting to hear the same problem with other Vintage Air units as I was going to try and get some air into the cowl area from that big hole in the far passenger side of the firewall. |
Re: windows fogging up
i got the kick vents blocked, but stock cowl. any position other than cold on the bottom lever fogs my windows (which opens the heater valve). i never had this fogging problem for the 1st year, because i didn't have the ac charged up, but after that, i'm getting fogged up.
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