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Re: Rear Wind Defroster Very Unimpressive
Yes, the rear window defroster is very, very slooooowwwwww....
Had a similar experience two days ago. nobody's perfect... |
Re: Rear Wind Defroster Very Unimpressive
I have had to use mine on a couple of mornings with dew and it didn't get the rear window cleared in 2.5 miles (how far I have to go), but the outside mirrors were clear within a 1/4 mile! My Honda and Chrysler rear defroster were much faster!
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Re: Rear Wind Defroster Very Unimpressive
Originally Posted by wcmack
"it wasn't clear until past the Dulles GreeDway interchange..."
Matt, you have my vote for the best misspelling of the year! I KNEW the the Beltway was fully of greedy b**tards!!! So I call it the Dulles Greedway. And they want to raise the tolls to $4.20! Its owned by a private company. So, it sounds like I'm not the only one that has noticed this. As was said, nobody's perfect. But still, if GM can build a rear window defroster than clears the thing in less than 5 minutes, why can't Toyota? |
Re: Rear Wind Defroster Very Unimpressive
Originally Posted by MFLetou
Now, I'm coming from a bunch of GM vehicles. Most of them had a lot of problems, but the rear window defrosters are great. They have a zone system that clears a middle portion first (in under a minute easily) so you can see something out back there, and in 5 minutes everything is pretty much gone. Even winter frost cleared quickly. This kind of frost today would have taken probably 2 minutes, max, for the whole rear window.
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Re: Rear Wind Defroster Very Unimpressive
I think most Japanese cars have slow defrosters. I haven't tried the one on my TCH yet, but my 2000 Solara, and 1991 Acura Integra, were also very slow to defrost.
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