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Originally Posted by I`m Batman
Right. In normal situations, yes. I don't want to be rude either... But I don't think you understand the issue before you posted. In this case, the condensation is being caused by cold AC air blowing on glass in humid environment which caused condensation. Just like how an ice cold glass of water sweat. The colder, the more condensation. Stop the cold or close the vent will stop condensation in this case.
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Turning off defog on the front window is not the issue or a fix. Maybe you haven't read the other threads but the air from the AC is routed to dash vent if the system is on in any setting. That's what confused me about your post. The only fix is to block it, turn the temp up to something ridiculous like 80 degrees, or turn the system off completely.
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