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Author:  t3rra [ Mon Sep 27, 2010 6:37 pm ]
Post subject:  Misty windscreen.

Been getting a really misty windscreen now the weathers turning. Is this due 2 the angle off the screen it self? What bolwer setting is best 2 clear it?

Is it right that the blower should always be on? ( electrics on ) If the main venter vents are open a slight bres is always present. It cold or hot depends on the heater nobs location. But I still have 4 strengths off increasments with the fan numbers?

Author:  lloydzone [ Mon Sep 27, 2010 7:36 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Misty windscreen.

Yes the blower fan is meant to always run, i can't help you with the rest though.

Author:  lindsayhbrown [ Mon Sep 27, 2010 8:14 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Misty windscreen.

There should be a screen demist button to one side (sorry not sure which side) of the heater control

Author:  t3rra [ Mon Sep 27, 2010 8:19 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Misty windscreen.

Yeah that's like putting the fan on 4 and hot. Just didn't no if there was a setting 2 keep it at bay. I didn't no if any air hot or cold worked. Some times when I open the window it clears quickly.

Always running. That's good to know! One less problem 2 fix :D

Thanks guys

Author:  fullchat [ Tue Sep 28, 2010 4:43 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Misty windscreen.

My 924 is unusual in that I can turn my heater fan off completely. In the fully off position(no fan running), there is also a cover which closes over the heater venturi (which is inside the black plastic housing, sitting on the firewall). It looks like a factory fit feature, never been altered from new. It's a different layout to my "parts" 924 which is only 6 months newer.

Also, at some stage in it's life, someone has fitted a vinyl cover over the dashboard top to hide the cracks. They have fitted vents to the top to facilitate windscreen demisting, but these vents don't quite match the original vents, so that I don't get full air flow through them. The result is a screen which is much more difficult to clear when it is misted up.

The screen also has a tendency to mist up on the outside when driving, I think this is to do with a low pressure area at the base of the screen where it meets the bonnet. This misting clears when I operate the wipers.

Never thought that I could write so much about misty windscreens :alien:

David

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