[FC] Heater Coil

[Rad Davis]

You're fogging the windshield because water's getting into the ductwork 
somewhere.  Usually it's back around the engine.  Self-stick insulating 
foam and silicone sealer are your friends here.

There are also joints to seal at a number of places in the system after the 
heater box, as well as the distinct possibility of a hose with a split in it.

Water splashed in any of these will get you a foggy windshield.  Normally, 
though, it's water splashed in around the exhaust manifolds or at the lower 
shroud-head joint that is the culprit.

Of course, a gas heater will completely cure this one as well...



At 06:43 PM 2/9/2006 -0800, you wrote:
>Anyone have any suggestions on how to cure the "go through puddle and 
>completely fog the windshield" syndrome?
>
>thanks,
>
>Charles
>
>63 Corvan
>
>
>
>N2VZD at aol.com wrote:
>
>>put some real heat in it...a gas heater.
>>regards, tim colson
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