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Old 01-27-2006, 02:10 PM
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Fog Up Question

Getting the odd Monsoon up here in Vancouver and my windshield keeps fogging up...seems to be primarily on the drivers side. Obviously I can get this to go away in a hurry by putting the defrost on and/or cracking the window a bit... I was wondering if anyone knows of another solution that won't entail me getting wet while suffering heat stroke from the seemingly supercharged defrost system these X's have.

Is there some kind of spray for the glass or anything like that?



Thanks for any thoughts...
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