defroster conversion
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defroster conversion
okay guys i need some help with this. Is there anything i can buy that will keep my windows defrosted with out the use of the "heater/air-conditioning" switch panel. maybe something small that you can mount inside of the defroster spots of the dash. or something small you can mount near the windows, that all you need to do is click it on
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From: Gig Harbor WA
okay guys i need some help with this. Is there anything i can buy that will keep my windows defrosted with out the use of the "heater/air-conditioning" switch panel. maybe something small that you can mount inside of the defroster spots of the dash. or something small you can mount near the windows, that all you need to do is click it on
Sure would be easier than a hardware mod, if it works for you!! Just have to reapply periodically..
Rob
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In my old Cutlass hot rod I used a Mojave street rod heater with the defroster add on. It's a small heater/fan you can mount under the dash and just wire to a speed selector it comes with. While it worked great for me in a street/strip car it won't make a very elegant install in a nice car but that's your call.
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From: santa clara ca
Theres a cream at scuba diving stores that they apply to the mask but its kind of expensive. If your windows dont have tint, try putting shaving cream on them and rub it in like you're waxing. Then just wipe it off after a while with a dry cloth. Sounds like something BUBBA would do but it works.
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In my old Cutlass hot rod I used a Mojave street rod heater with the defroster add on. It's a small heater/fan you can mount under the dash and just wire to a speed selector it comes with. While it worked great for me in a street/strip car it won't make a very elegant install in a nice car but that's your call.
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Sir
with all do respect, Bubba has a hand held hair blowdrier that is 12 volts and sold in camping supply catalogs, it will have dual functions for you if you can handle the embaressment. "Try to fix the stock system" play with it . do a little each week it's worth it !
with all do respect, Bubba has a hand held hair blowdrier that is 12 volts and sold in camping supply catalogs, it will have dual functions for you if you can handle the embaressment. "Try to fix the stock system" play with it . do a little each week it's worth it !