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Remove condensation from the inside surface of the glass.
Remove condensation from the inside surface of the glass to restore visibility. Air directed at the glass and, depending on the system, heating or air conditioning help demist it; follow the manual. It is not necessarily limited to a jet of hot air. Do not drive with insufficient visibility.
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Remove condensation from the inside surface of the glass.
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