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kdouble99
Dodge Dakota
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12/31/2002
22:25:05
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 Subject: dakota rear window
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Ok, so im having one of those really dumb moments. i just got a 2002 dakota quad cab which supposedly has a sliding rear window. well, im having one of those moments and cant figure out how to open it. any ideas? Also, are these known to fog up? i dont have a rear defroster - can these be installed? I would appreciate any info. Thanks.
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BobbyD
Dodge Dakota
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1/01/2003
01:29:58
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Can't figure out how to open it? Reach back, push the latch and slide to the passenger side.
Fogging up ... windows that are straight up and down generally don't fog up much ... unless you plan on breathing directly on them.
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Hurl
Dodge Dakota
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1/01/2003
02:19:04
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How is it that a vertically oriented window will fog up less than a window installed at an angle?
I did not know that condensation (fog) would care about angle.
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Buggy-Bumpers
Dodge Dakota
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1/01/2003
03:37:50
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I have to disagree about the fogging up. Those windows will fog up just as quick as any other window.
01 QC SLT Plus
4.7 ltr 3.92LSD
TT HD Access Tonneau Cover
PIAA fogs on Brush Bar
Better Built Nerf Bars
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BobbyD
Dodge Dakota
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1/01/2003
21:38:45
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Condensation doesn't care about the angle, it just doesn't get trapped under glass that is vertical like it does when the glass is at an angle. Of course if their is alot of moisture in the air it will fog up regardless of the angle, yet the vertical window will not fog up as bad as an angled window like the front..
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New Owner
Dodge Dakota
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1/02/2003
00:02:07
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Keep your windows clean, and try fog-X to reduce condensation.
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