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![]() ![]() ![]() Drives: Silver 2007 3Dr - Gryph Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Kansas City, MO, USA
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This mod is for those that benefit from the added raw heat, including the ceramic heating element, to defrost their windshield. You're confusing defogging the inside (windshield air flow w/ AC on) with defrosting the outside (windshield air flow with maximum heat) in this case. Also, I can give a real-world example: Security guard watching a landslide area in your own personal vehicle on a cold night. I've done that before, had to huddle inside my vehicle to stay warm some nights, '87 Corolla FX I had until I bought my Yaris. Three quarters of a tank pumping weak heat across the windshield, or a quarter-tank if I dealt with frying my face off instead and used cardboard to redirect the heat up on the windshield. My Jeep I took one night ('87 also, Jeep Comanche w/ 4.0l engine) was the same exact way, quarter tank versus three quarters of a tank idling for 8 hours.
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