Here in Toronto, we had yet another cold snap, with the temperature once more dipping below -10 ( ).
I've always been highly annoyed by the fact that the windows in my MX-3 (95 4-cylinder dohc) are constantly fogging up, forcing me to switch between the front to side vents. But a buddy of mind taught me a little trick.
Keep the heat on the front dash as usual, but switch on the air conditioning. It won't change the temperature at all, but it seems to act as a sort of dehumidifier, to prevent condensation. It works great.
Just thought I'd mention it ...
A tip for keeping the windows from fogging
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Surprised you didn't know that little gem. After spending 5 years on the west coast you need to be able to deal with the moisture problems (summer and winter). Hope you're not running the fan/heater on re-circ. That's a guarantee for window fogging - always, always, always on fresh, except when runnung AC in the summer.
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