Windsheild

[apd123]

I have never had a windsheild fog up like the one in my chevy 1500 its the worst when its raining but at night no matter if i have the windows down or not my windshield fogs up so bad i cant see and when i turn the defroster on it helps a little but it doest take it all away i clean my windshield at least every other day thinkin maybe its just getting dirty but no it still doesnt help does anybody have any ideas or maybe the dame prob let me know

[wlvrn1215]

nope defrost works just fine.....stop breathing all that hot air.....Just kidding man

[Zembonez]

There must be some kind of film on it causing it to fog. It's just a piece of glass. Try changing to another window cleaner type / brand and see if that helps any.

[apd123]

There must be some kind of film on it causing it to fog. It's just a piece of glass. Try changing to another window cleaner type / brand and see if that helps any.

 

 

yea thats what i was thinkin ive tried every glass claeaner i know i guess i just keep lookin

 

thanks

[wlvrn1215]

Yeah ....I know windex and other cleaners leave a film and wiping with a dry towel afterwards helps a little. Try invisible glass. Its a spray can works well

[apd123]

nope defrost works just fine.....stop breathing all that hot air.....Just kidding man

 

 

haha i guess i dont kno it sucks i cant see

[GasHog369]

Yeah ....I know windex and other cleaners leave a film and wiping with a dry towel afterwards helps a little. Try invisible glass. Its a spray can works well

 

Invisible glass is the best on the market! I use to use castle all the time, but them i tried Invi. Glass and it blows castle away!

[matt3]

Are your vents set up to circulate air or draw in outside air? That can make a difference. Try using outside air next time it rains.

[apd123]

Yeah ....I know windex and other cleaners leave a film and wiping with a dry towel afterwards helps a little. Try invisible glass. Its a spray can works well

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alright thanks

[apd123]

Are your vents set up to circulate air or draw in outside air? That can make a difference. Try using outside air next time it rains.

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I never thought of that ill try that

 

thanks

[Zembonez]

ALSO... If you use Armor-All on your interior and park in the sun, it will evaporate and leave a kryptonite shield on the glass that is a bear to get off. Make sure any protectant you use gets wiped completely dry and you may alleviate a lot of problems - Just a thought.

[98 Z71 SLT]

Surprised nobody even mentioned this...

 

How about your heater core starting to leak coolant?? When heater cores go, they always fog the windshield up, AND leave a mess on the passenger floorboard.

 

Check your carpets...see if they are sticky...

[Zembonez]

Surprised nobody even mentioned this...

 

How about your heater core starting to leak coolant?? When heater cores go, they always fog the windshield up, AND leave a mess on the passenger floorboard.

 

Check your carpets...see if they are sticky...

Good point. If you're talking about your 98 it's possible. Also make sure your AC compressor is coming on when you hit up your defroster for some action. It dries out the air. Otherwise it'll take forever to clear the windshield.

[akfireman]

like others have said make sure you are using outside air, if you are recirculating your moist humid air it wont clear the fog, also run your A/C and that will help remove moisture. unless like zembonez says you have a coolant leak, that should clear up (pun intended) the problem.

[apd123]

Surprised nobody even mentioned this...

 

How about your heater core starting to leak coolant?? When heater cores go, they always fog the windshield up, AND leave a mess on the passenger floorboard.

 

Check your carpets...see if they are sticky...

 

 

Hmm good point ill check and see

 

thanks