This is my first winter with my VX and I frequently have problems with all the side windows becoming overly fogged up (to point of frost forming) while driving despite running defrost. Has anyone/does anyone else experience this same issue?

 

Take your heater off the circulate setting, they will clear up for you. I've had the same problem this winter, and changing the setting works great. I've heard windexing your windows helps as well.

 

Is there a film on the windows? kinda' oily film. It could be a leaking heater core and with the defroster on it may be getting some coolant on your windows. Check your coolant level, if its low that may be a concern. good luck!

 

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I'll try that next time. Thanks for the tip.

 

I use this:




Rain-X anti fog. It works very well

 

I was gonna say Rain-X Anti fog, but looks like TeStUdO beat me to it.

 

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Rain-X anti fog. It works very well</TD></TR></TABLE>

Regular Rain-X kicks *** too.

 

Regular Rain-X is for the exterior. Anti fog is for the interior.

 

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I was saying the both kick ***.