Stupid question possibly
#1
Stupid question possibly
Hey has anyone ever experienced your windshield suddenly fogging up on the outside while driving? This morning and Friday morning alike I'm driving to work at about 7:30am and my windshield fogs up almost instantly then takes it a few seconds of driving to clear up. It's done it like 3 times during the drive on both mornings. The outside temp hovers around 33F-37F. As far as the car is concerned the oil temp is normal and the coolant gauge is normal no performance issues its a bit aggravating for sure. Like I don't know if its the heat coming from the engine or sudden changes in the micro climate cuz it does it when I pass certain spots along the 22 mile drive and it doesnt do it during my evening drive it only happens in the morning.
Last edited by SubaruHyundaiAudi; 01-13-2014 at 10:33 PM.
#2
Have you tried using RainX on your windshield? They also have RainX anti-fog stuff that you can put on the inside to prevent this sort of thing.
I apply RainX to the outside of my windshield about two times a year and it works WONDERS. Great product.
I apply RainX to the outside of my windshield about two times a year and it works WONDERS. Great product.
#3
I coincidently was thinking about rain x this morning too but I haven't tried it cuz I've read mixed reviews on the stuff. The fogging happens on the outside only and it's only the windshield. That rain x stuff you use on the outside is the rain repellent stuff or anti fog? I asked my sister if this happens to her in her 2003 Jetta and she said yes.
#4
I use the traditional RainX product on the outside, and at times the anti fog wipes on the inside. Where I live in PA there are at times significant temperature changes as I'm driving given the altitude/terrain changes so it can get pretty frustrating and RainX seems to keep this at bay for the most part.
#5
I use the traditional RainX product on the outside, and at times the anti fog wipes on the inside. Where I live in PA there are at times significant temperature changes as I'm driving given the altitude/terrain changes so it can get pretty frustrating and RainX seems to keep this at bay for the most part.
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