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Ventilation

Tips

Your vehicle has air outlets

in

the center and on the sides

of

your instrument panel.

You

can move the outlets from

side to side or up and down to direct the

flow

of

air, or

close the outlets altogether. When

you

close

an outlet,

it

will increase the flow of air coming out of any outlets

that are open. These outlets do not completely

shut

off

airflow when

in

the closed position.

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Keep

the

hood and front air inlet free

of

ice, snow or

any other obstruction (such

as

leaves). The heater

and defroster

will

work far better, reducing the

chance of fogging the inside

of

your windows.

When you enter

a

vehicle

in

cold weather, turn

the

blower fan to

HI

for a few moments before driving.

This helps clear the intake ducts

of

snow and

moisture, and reduces the chance

of

fogging the

inside

of

your

windows.

Keep the air path under the front seats clear

of

objects. This helps

air

to

circulate throughout

your vehicle.

Defogging and

Defrosting

On cool, humid days, use

DEFOG

to

keep the

windshield and side windows clear.

Use

DEFROST

to

remove

fog

or ice from the windshield

in

extremely

humid or cold conditions. Use DEFROST

with

the

temperature knob toward

the

red area and

the

fan control

toward

HI.