I love traction control

Oppie · 2005-01-22T22:37:44+00:00

We're having a heck of a blizard today in Metro New York. Had to make a fewerands before the snow got too high and was driving in aobut 4" of powdersnow. The 'low traction' light was on for a good portion of the trip and itwas certainly no speed demon as the system cut the throttle to keeptraction. Even made it up a pretty steep hill slow and steady.My son, with his silverado 2500, was having more handling issues than I was.I did see something new on my '01 lw300, The hvac blower stopped working onhigh for about 5 minutes after a start. Lower speeds were all working. Gotto look into that one. Don't know if it was something loose in the rightside passenger compartment fuse panel. Noticed this right after a passengergettin in. Might have kicked something? The AC must have been out too sincethe windows fogged up terribly.City is doing a good job of keeping the streets clear but we now have about6" on the ground with a predicted accumulation of up to two feet. I'm in forthe night now...Oppie

Jan 22, 2005 22 Replies

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Bob Shuman 21 years ago

Since I did not see anyone else mention this, you can also help reduce the interior window fogging by cleaning the window. Seems that the fog condenses on the dust and dirt so if the window glass is perfectly clean, it stays clearer longer.

Bob

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newsgroups01REMOVEME 21 years ago

Just heating air reduces it relative humidity. By running the A/C you remove the water content, further reducing the relative humidity. So, both should help remove fog from inside your windows.

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Scott MacIntyre 21 years ago

Funny....mine fogs up once in a while too. What could be causing this? The symptoms are that it happens at night and most times I'm not in the front seat, nor am I alone... ;)

Scott

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