Any ideas to reduce window fog??

Soldato
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Hey all just looking for some ideas/suggestions to help reduce or stop the front window misting up.

The problem is the the heater blower has stopped in the girlfriends Peugeot 307, had a look on the net which seems to suggest the rheostat needs replacing and peugeot dealers apparently quote over £500 for a £30 part :/ but seems not too bad so I'm going to take a look at it when we have a sunny day :)


But for now it's a nightmare waiting for it to demist with the windows down especially when it's cold... Which in Wales is a lot!!!

so any ideas how to help?
 
I had the exact same issue with my 307.

It was due to a small £15 resister blowing which is very common also really easy to replace, Take the glove box out and you can get to it, Unclip old resister and add a new one and all is sorted 30 min's work max (assuming this is the issue that is)

yea that's what we are planning to do :) was it really that simple to get to? pretty sure that's the part that's done as the fuse is fine but need to get in there to test if its the motor or the rheostat.

bought some fog clear from halfords.. £6 for it but loads in the bottle so gunna last a while :D applied it earlier, just gotta wait to pick up the gf later so she can try driving her car home but it still seems clean and a lot cleaner to see through *fingers crossed*
 
lots of great suggestions :) i bought the fog clear and it works a treat, quick wipe when getting in the car and then no fog atall the whole drive :D great stuff.... stinks to high hell when you first apply it tho xD
 
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