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eallen
Dodge Dakota
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9/16/2002
21:30:43
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 Subject: Dirty Windows
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Does anyone else get this?
I get a foggy film on the inside of my windows and I have to pretty much scrub it off with a napkin every couple of weeks. It mainly happens on my windsheild but also occurs on the rear window. I thought this only happened to people who smoke in their vehicles. Where does it come from? Anyone else have this problem? I don't remember having it this bad on prior vehicles.
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handi2
GenIII
9/16/2002
21:39:12
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It's from your plastic and vinyl. It's normal. Especially for a new vehicle.
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Bob W
GenIII
9/16/2002
23:11:17
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Could be a very small leak in the heater core (antifreeze) or air conditioning leaves a film on the windows.
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eallen
Dodge Dakota
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9/17/2002
15:22:19
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Thanks for you help! Maybe it will get better with time.
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MightyDakSXT
GenIII
9/17/2002
17:41:14
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Another reason for film build-up on windows is the use of certain chemicals to clean or make the vinyl shine. Stuff like Armor All.. Won't catch me using the stuff. Bad for tires too.
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