I seem to have a fogging up problem with my EF. My defroster does work, but it only unfogs the windshield and 1/4 of the front windows. I was wondering if anyone has this problem, if so how did you guys fix it? Please any help would be greatly apprecatied.

 

go to a auto store and buy rainx or sumthin like that. you wipe it on your windows and it prevents fogging. really works too. good luck

 

man I got this problem to and it sucks.....do you use this rainx in the inside or what cause my window all of them fog up on the inside I think I have a sealent problem.......anyone ever change all there weather stripping?

 

if you have a/c use that to defog your windows its puts out dryer air. u dont have to put it to cold for it to work just have it on

 

you put the rainx on the inside of the windows

 

rainx makes a couple products. one for rain and the other for fog. for me the fog didnt work it just made a sort of fog mud that i took longer to get off my window. but now its summer and im in california so i dont have to worry

 

i used fog x for a while. it works really well if u keep applying it, but if u dont it sort of hazes up, making things worse but not as bad as just fogged up windows. i havent applied anymore for a month or so now, but then again its summer in california, so no worries.

 

Plug the heater hoses to the cabin from the engine bay tell me what happend

 

I used that rain x fog stuff, and it didn't seem to work. It still fogs up almost just as much. It only fogges up when my car is wet, even if i just wash it, with no one inside. I dunno, but it almost made me have a wreck. Any other suggestion on how to fix this, or what could be causing it?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 91civicLX &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">rainx makes a couple products. one for rain and the other for fog. for me the fog didnt work it just made a sort of fog mud that i took longer to get off my window. but now its summer and im in california so i dont have to worry</TD></TR></TABLE>

Same thing happen to me.

 

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Same thing happen to me. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Damnit Bob, why are you bringing threads back from the dead?

 

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Damnit Bob, why are you bringing threads back from the dead? </TD></TR></TABLE>

lol better then making a new one isn't it ? I want to know why this dam rainx antifog stuff does not work.

 

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lol better then making a new one isn't it ? I want to know why this dam rainx antifog stuff does not work.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Don't they have a 1-800 consumer line you can call?

 

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Don't they have a 1-800 consumer line you can call? </TD></TR></TABLE>

Yeah they do, but the dog outside is barking to loud to make any phone calls

 

open your window 2 cranks, blast your heat to keep you warm, and in about 30 secodns all your windows are clean. too bad it only last like 4 minutes lol. i normally cruise around inthe winter with my window just cracked a little so that cold air can run its bay along thru the back of the car. it helps.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Recluse03 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">open your window 2 cranks, blast your heat to keep you warm, and in about 30 secodns all your windows are clean. too bad it only last like 4 minutes lol. i normally cruise around inthe winter with my window just cracked a little so that cold air can run its bay along thru the back of the car. it helps.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Exactly what I do, I just don't like the idea of doing this EVERY four minutes. I would like an inbetween solution and hell, I am in Florida. Stupid cold CFL winter thingy.....

 

go to the hardware store and get "damprid"... close up the car with it in.... it will take all the moisture out of the air, somewhere you are holding water inside thats continuing to resettle.

 

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Yeah in the back where it leaks

 

ummm i guess i'll throw in my two cents.....

We always used alittle bit of shampoo on a dry rag for goggles...so you could try that and it worked great.

Also what i do on my side mirrors because they fog up bad, is use body wax...it repeels the moisture so that there can't be the light condensation (AKA fog)

 

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Yeah they do, but the dog outside is barking to loud to make any phone calls </TD></TR></TABLE>

Don't you have a cell phone you cheap ***?

 

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Don't you have a cell phone you cheap ***? </TD></TR></TABLE>

Yeah but I don't like roaming.

 

fog x worked well in my 91, and it works well in my 94 hatch