Re: 2001 Intepid SE Windows Fogging

In article <61dachF1t3vvcU1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 Bill Putney <bptn@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> Bob Shuman wrote:
> > Bill,
> > 
> > As always, thanks for your thoughts...
> 
> Thanks, Bob.
> 
> > Only when the setting is moved to defrost and after the wind****eld and
side 
> > windows warm sufficiently does the condensation stop and I get regular

> > visibility.
> 
> I'm thinking that that sentence is the key to your problem.  You need to

> put it in defrost from the start.  No - there won't be any heat at that 
> point, but the a.c. will run to pull moisture out of the air - that's 
> how it is designed to work.  You're not allowing the system to do its
job.
> 
> Glenn - others - aren't I right on that?

Yup.
No different than how my 98 was behaving on Sunday when 
temperatures were similar. (-9)
Got to warm the wind****eld enough that inside moisture doesn't 
condense, you can switch to dash vents and aim the two outboard 
ones at the side windows but then the wind****eld starts to fog up.
Lot of square inches to the LH wind****eld...