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Re: Windows Fogging [Re: Smokypaj] #975460 12/08/09 02:11 AM

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redbull

Body Damage is Cool

Mine puts out a ton of heat. You might have a lot of snow in your intakes or on your hood when you drive. That gets sucked in, melts, and fogs up the window. Make sure the hood cowl intakes are clear.

1991 Mitsubishi Pajero XP TD LWB family hauler.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Windows Fogging	Smokypaj	12/07/09 07:40 PM
Re: Windows Fogging	PHIL_	12/07/09 08:05 PM
Re: Windows Fogging	Smokypaj	12/07/09 08:09 PM
Re: Windows Fogging	redbull	12/08/09 02:11 AM
Re: Windows Fogging	torquemonster	12/08/09 06:50 AM
Re: Windows Fogging	tengopajero	12/08/09 03:48 PM
Re: Windows Fogging	torquemonster	12/09/09 01:00 AM
Re: Windows Fogging	kewlynx	12/09/09 07:43 AM
Re: Windows Fogging	DRaider90	12/11/09 08:26 AM
Re: Windows Fogging	Smokypaj	12/12/09 09:51 PM

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