Just saw a youtube video of someone defrosting their car windows with a pipe from the exhaust. Sounds like a good idea.
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6 years ago
How to defrost windows
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6 years ago
Bucket of warm water is quicker.
Jonathan
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6 years ago
I'd say slower. If you have the hose sat in the car anyway, just shove it on the exhaust and aim at the windows. No need to go inside, fill a bucket, pour it on, take the bucket back etc.
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6 years ago
All that will do is coat the outside of windows with the residue of fuel and oil. You will then have to get a bucket of water/detergent to wash off the oily film.
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6 years ago
Only on a diseased MOT failure
Unburnt hydrocarbons are an MOT failure.
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6 years ago
A MOT is performed on a hot engine when the cat has had chance to warm up.
Defrosting of windows is normally only required when the engine/cat is cold.
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6 years ago
No, there's a quantity allowed. My Range Rover which was petrol/LPG always failed on petrol, but the garage passed it using LPG. The certificate showed it emitted either 10 or 100 times less (cant remember which) of the limit for HC.