From Bones46@webtv.net
When I use the air conditioner and Ive been driving for a while
condensation forms on my door window and also on the windshield. Is this
due to the selection of how I want the air to cool off the car? Bob









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If in defrost mode with A/C on I will get condensation on the bottom
of my front windshield. So I add a bit of heat to dry it out & all is
fine. It usually happens in a high humidity time. I drive a 2002
Sante Fe.



bones46@webtv.net (kroger Bobb) wrote in message news:<5285-40E62B35-343@storefull-3173.bay.webtv.net>...
> From Bones46@webtv.net
> When I use the air conditioner and Ive been driving for a while
> condensation forms on my door window and also on the windshield. Is this
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On Fri, 2 Jul 2004 23:42:45 -0400, bones46@webtv.net (kroger Bobb)
wrote:

>From Bones46@webtv.net
>When I use the air conditioner and Ive been driving for a while
>condensation forms on my door window and also on the windshield. Is this
>due to the selection of how I want the air to cool off the car? Bob
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You might turn on a dab of heat - or not. Reminds me of one
week (coupla years ago) I was in Houston on business. Had on
a suit and tie, driving a rental with the a/c on max. Needed to turn
the wipers on to remove the condensate from the OUTSIDE of the
windshield.
Nothing personal you Texans but I'm sure glad I live in a nice
temperate swamp here in Florida. I couldn't hack that ship canal
area for long. =;-)

S25