Here in PA "go steelers" it's already getting cold out at night....So when drivin you have to use your Defrost.....whitch doesn't do **** utill you hit that nice AC button (95 by the way)....then the heat along with the dry air you get with that AC on clears the window up right away......turn off the AC and fog up in like 3 min

Question is....this summer i'm plainin on boosting and probly take AC out of car...what are the settings that you guys without AC use to defrost when its cold out

-Pat

 

use the defrost with the heat lol

just make sure u don't got the heater control on circulate, make sure its on fresh air

 

Here are the steps for the guys without AC to defrost windows!!!!

1. Get a nice rag (preferably pink or purple)

2. Take your left hand, wrap the rag around your hand.

3. Wipe window.



Let me know if you need any more help

 

i do use defrost with the heat on...but it don't do **** untill u turn the AC on

 

and someone that actually lives in a state where it snows

 

i lived in upstate NY for 20 years dippy, i just moved to southern fl at the begining of october

 

bro, boarding is my life, i live in the mountains during the winter. Use the heat defrost and if it comes down to it, use a damn rag.

 

anyone else....i don't want to have to resort to an F'n rag

"Hey lets all head up to the mountain" "alright" "hey can you hand me that rag"
drive drive drive...wipe wipe wipe....drive drive drive......wipe wipe wipe for like 3 hours

 

there is a rainx for fog- or rally racers use tooth paste or shampoo or some **** to make it so it wont cause fog

 

rain-x makes fog-x too. it works very well.

 

I've never used a/c and I've been through alot of winters and the window fog is 100% worse down here with 100% humidity

if u take ur heat off circulate and put it on fresh air the heat will defog the window if that don't work crack the window

its fog not brain surgery

i cant see how shampoo or toothpaste would do any good but the rain-x is a good idea

 

If you really want your AC for defrost then keep it. There plenty of manifolds that go around AC.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Luserkid &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If you really want your AC for defrost then keep it. There plenty of manifolds that go around AC. </TD></TR></TABLE><TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by IHateJDM &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">rain-x makes fog-x too. it works very well. </TD></TR></TABLE>i'm going to try this rain-x fog **** and see how it works....other then that thanks for all the replies

-Pat

 

need ac to defrost??? wierd i just use heat and it works good. have to use it like 3 months outta the year up here on mt. rose

 

I live in Canada so I think I'm qualified to answer. When I have just started the car and I'm waiting for the engine to warm up I have the fan set on 3, full heat, and recirculated air. When I get in and the engine is warm I set the fan to 1, heat 90%, and fresh air. Never have any problems whatsoever and I don't have AC or use any of that gay rainX ****.

 

I have never, ever had any luck defogging a car without A/C. The first few cars my parents had while learning to drive didn't have A/C, and it was a real bitch (in the summers, especially). In the winter, it's better because you can run full heat, but not by much. A/C all the way baby, it's the only time I ever use it.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by transpar_nt &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I live in Canada so I think I'm qualified to answer. When I have just started the car and I'm waiting for the engine to warm up I have the fan set on 3, full heat, and recirculated air. When I get in and the engine is warm I set the fan to 1, heat 90%, and fresh air. Never have any problems whatsoever and I don't have AC or use any of that gay rainX ****.</TD></TR></TABLE>