I've noticed this a while back but forgot to post it.
It takes heck of a long time to clear my rear window, unbelievable 15-20 minutes, when I had an '88 Olds Delta 88 it was within 5 minutes that I had a clean window.
Is this only the case with me or anyone else noticed it also?

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Just my 2 cents...

 

Mine takes about 3-5 minutes depending on how bad the frost is. I'm happy with it.

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2000 Acura 3.2 TL w/ Navigation
Satin Silver / Ebony Interior
Factory Spoiler; CD Changer; Burlwood Shifter
35% Tint, No Mods (Yet! Waiting For Better Weather)

 

Mine works pretty fast, like acura3200, depending on how much frost there are.

Maybe you should get it checked out by, might be a short-circuit somewhere.

 

I think there might be a gap somewherer connecting to the thin metal wires across the window. Go through all the metals, or lines and check for gap(s). If there are gaps, there is a product which you can buy at any carparts store , i don't know what is called, that can fix things such as those.

Good luck with it...
joe

 

Well it does seem to take a while to defog my rear window. It takes me about 8-10 minutes to completely defog. There seems to be a lot of water droplets on the rear window. It's not like it's freezing here in Houston, just a lot of moisture I guess.

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2001 3.2TL with Nav
Satin Silver Metallic
Factory Rear Wing Spoiler

 

I've noticed this as well. It does seem to be a while before I can even start to see the frost go away. usually I'll have to wait at least 10 min and it won't clear up until about 15 min from when i started the car. I't ok, depending on how much of a hurry i am in.

 

Nah... the lines are fine... the window get's cleared but slow, very slow... last night it took 15 minutes to get almost clean, I still saw the fog lines in between....

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Just my 2 cents...