Mahindra Renault - Misting Problem

[Durango Dude 2]

I think FRG must step in to close this thread. It's been going on for too long for such an elementary problem. I think it's high time you all read a book that comes with the car. And read about demisting in your respective cars.

[pra2veen 0]

That was a nice simple explanation' date=' pra2veen.? Some teachers have a tough time explaining this condensation to confused students, perhaps they could have a word with you!

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Jitz

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thanks jitz.

and, durango Dude... there's nothin wrong with different people giving their own explanations about the problem. let FRG decide what to do when... no offense meant

[rssh 59]

Well I agree with all of you but I have never come across this problem .Sorry to bug you DD (no offense ).

[roomy 0]

Most cars have vents near the along the windscreen and are and the system is designed that aprrox 10-20% of air flow is directed to the windscreen. I think if you were to put tape or maybe a cloth over that vent the problem would not occur.

[sgiitk 0]

I think FRG must step in to close this thread. It's been going on for too long for such an elementary problem. I think it's high time you all read a book that comes with the car. And read about demisting in your respective cars.

First people should learn to read and only then respond. I think the vast majority of the posts were since people never bothered to read the original query.

[sgiitk 0]

relation? well' date=' depends on which side of the windshield is cooler or hotter. the mist forms on the warmer side.

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This will be correct only if the humidity in the air is the same on either side. In a car with AC going the inside temperature will be lower, but so would be the humidity. Outside of the glass will be somewhat warmer, but the 100% humidity will get you.