i have been noticing that the front windscreen in coldish temps at night (18 degrees and under) rain or no rain seems to fog up then i have to put the aircon on cold to clear the fog . any ideas on what causes this and how i can stop it happening
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I get this too. I just assumed it was because I was a slack (insert your favourite word) and never clean the thing...sorry, no ideas why it does it or how to fix it.Cheers - Phil Taylor
Prado KZJ120 2006 GX 3.0ltr Manual TJM T13 Bar, Airtec Snorkel, Sand/snow mats, cargo barrier, Cruise, Budget Campertrailer, 8x17" steelies w/ 265/70/R17 Mickey Thompson ATZ 4 ribs, Binatone GPS, Other Stuff...
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Rain-X make a product called Anti-Fog. I've used it on several cars with no issues
http://www.autobarn.com.au/products/17/184/4214322/[b]Silver 2008 D4D Auto GXL[/b]
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Originally posted by switchedRain-X make a product called Anti-Fog. I've used it on several cars with no issues
http://www.autobarn.com.au/products/17/184/4214322/
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Originally posted by muscatoi have been noticing that the front windscreen in coldish temps at night (18 degrees and under) rain or no rain seems to fog up then i have to put the aircon on cold to clear the fog . any ideas on what causes this and how i can stop it happeningSSSHHHH be very very quiet were huntin wabbits.
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I find if I haven't cleaned it recently it seems to fog up more often.
I use a moist chamios to clean the inside of the windows, and get a couple of months of fog free driving.
The misses car is very bad for it (she doesn't seem to notice though), probably because she never cleans it, and I rather be sending my time in the Prado..
Matt2003 Prado Grande TD Auto Pearl White
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Read recently about using chalkboard eraser, and have meant to buy one to try , but not done so yet.
Googled and came up with this link
http://www.ehow.com/how_2101343_figh...ndshields.html
They are very cheap so worth a try.
PedroPedro
2007 D4D Auto
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