Rear window defrost
All right, Searched and searched, to no avail. I have seen how to go about fixing your Rear window defrost, but drawing a blank.
Had our first frost on the windows, and I have the 2 or 3 top lines defrosing, and the bottom one. How does one go about fixing the rest of the power lines so they defrost also?
Had our first frost on the windows, and I have the 2 or 3 top lines defrosing, and the bottom one. How does one go about fixing the rest of the power lines so they defrost also?
All right, Searched and searched, to no avail. I have seen how to go about fixing your Rear window defrost, but drawing a blank.
Had our first frost on the windows, and I have the 2 or 3 top lines defrosing, and the bottom one. How does one go about fixing the rest of the power lines so they defrost also?
Had our first frost on the windows, and I have the 2 or 3 top lines defrosing, and the bottom one. How does one go about fixing the rest of the power lines so they defrost also?
has someone had stuff in the back that could have scraped the lines...
this severly hurts them
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From: Central NY State
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I thought I had a similar problem and my mechanic said there is a product sold that you can fix the spots that are broken, you just need to find the spots on the defroster grid. As it turned out, I had other issues so I never had the opportunity to use the product.
do you have a sodering gun?
maybe you could 'patch' areas of concern?
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From: Burleson, TX
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Check the defrost lines you can buy a little kit that come with a copper paint and guide you simple repaint the lines it has metal in the paint. you can check the bad lines with a test lite.
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