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Dealing with condensation in a big car
#1356136
12/20/12 02:16 AM
12/20/12 02:16 AM
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Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 817
Eugene, Oregon
Secret Chimp
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Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 817
Eugene, Oregon
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My wagon has a lot of air and window real estate - I can't seem to keep the rear windows clear in cold/rainy weather. I've tried running the heat on high through either vent positions, cracking a wing window, cracking the tailgate window a little bit, blending in some vent air with heater air - I just can't keep it clear back there. I also can't figure how I could cleanly add an auxiliary blower back there like I could if I had a rear shelf in a sedan.
The heater core is in good health and the fan blows strong - I just don't know how to get air back there.
It's not too much of a visibility problem, but it's kind of annoying driving around looking like I just finished doing the nasty in the back! What can I try?
1967 Dodge Coronet Deluxe station wagon
1.03" T-bars, QA1 arms/rods, Cordoba/GM Metric/Volare brake & knuckle, XHDs, Hellwig rear sway, 318 Magnum w/ air gap, 727, 3.23s
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Re: Dealing with condensation in a big car
[Re: muskote]
#1356141
12/20/12 10:21 AM
12/20/12 10:21 AM
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Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 24,562
Brookeville, Md
Mr.Yuck
Not enough dumb comments...yet
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Not enough dumb comments...yet
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 24,562
Brookeville, Md
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Quote:
Stop breathing will solve the problem.... LOL ... 
Just try to place a simple dehumidifier (e.g. "DampRid") in the back of the car. Simple, cheap and working also when nobody is in the car...
So you can get the level of humidity down generally and continue breathing... 
I had to laugh... my dad used to get upset w/ my bro and I...even mom because we "breathed to hard"
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