Thank you for the advice you leaking Tide Pod, there’s literally a fucking button…
“To effectively use the defrost and defog controls in a 1996 GMC Sonoma, press the Defog/Defrost button, turn off the Recirculation button, set the fan to the highest setting, and adjust the temperature to high. This will help clear the windshield quickly.”
Anyways, you drive and troubleshoot your vehicle, and we’ll drive and troubleshhot ours. They’re not all designed the same you muppet.
Oh my my my, how little you understand about vehicle environmental controls.
I just had the opportunity of riding with a neighbor today, his heat and air conditioning work perfectly, but nothing he did would defog his windshield. The ventilation direction controls are apparently faulty on his SUV.
Why? Because the controls that direct the ventilation flaps are controlled with vacuum lines and multi-direction vacuum control dials. Any one vacuum line or vacuum control dial out, well guess what, air goes to your feet, not the windshield, even if that’s where he set the dial.
Either hot or cold dry air can help defrost/defog the windshield, but the air has to be routed to the windshield first, not a faulty control that routes it down to your feet…
There’s more than the switches at play, there’s heat, cold, thermistor controlled A/C, and vacuum operated ventilation flaps that actually direct the airflow.
One faulty vacuum line means the difference whether the airflow goes towards the windshield or towards your feet.
Please learn at least some of the complexities of vehicles before assuming a damn thing.
Uhhh… that would be because it couldn’t open up recirculation pathway.
If you don’t do that, it doesn’t pass the air over the coil.
Thank you for reiterating that you’re a fucking fool though. You just responded with paragraphs explaining exactly why you’re a fucking idiot and should keep your mouth shut.
Thank you for the advice you leaking Tide Pod, there’s literally a fucking button…
“To effectively use the defrost and defog controls in a 1996 GMC Sonoma, press the Defog/Defrost button, turn off the Recirculation button, set the fan to the highest setting, and adjust the temperature to high. This will help clear the windshield quickly.”
Anyways, you drive and troubleshoot your vehicle, and we’ll drive and troubleshhot ours. They’re not all designed the same you muppet.
You just claimed they are separate, and now you’re saying there the same?
Make up your mind and stop eating those tide pods.
Googling a 96 gmc Sonoma and “defog” comes up with nothing. You’re inventing shit to talk about.
Oh my my my, how little you understand about vehicle environmental controls.
I just had the opportunity of riding with a neighbor today, his heat and air conditioning work perfectly, but nothing he did would defog his windshield. The ventilation direction controls are apparently faulty on his SUV.
Why? Because the controls that direct the ventilation flaps are controlled with vacuum lines and multi-direction vacuum control dials. Any one vacuum line or vacuum control dial out, well guess what, air goes to your feet, not the windshield, even if that’s where he set the dial.
Either hot or cold dry air can help defrost/defog the windshield, but the air has to be routed to the windshield first, not a faulty control that routes it down to your feet…
There’s more than the switches at play, there’s heat, cold, thermistor controlled A/C, and vacuum operated ventilation flaps that actually direct the airflow.
One faulty vacuum line means the difference whether the airflow goes towards the windshield or towards your feet.
Please learn at least some of the complexities of vehicles before assuming a damn thing.
Uhhh… that would be because it couldn’t open up recirculation pathway.
If you don’t do that, it doesn’t pass the air over the coil.
Thank you for reiterating that you’re a fucking fool though. You just responded with paragraphs explaining exactly why you’re a fucking idiot and should keep your mouth shut.