And recirculate OFF. You don't want to be using air that has extra> moisture in it from your own breath. You want outside air.>

hmm. and I thought it was the other way around. I thought you wanted>recirculate ON so that you are not pulling moisture out of additional>outside air.

Also, I thought that having the defroster on and the A/C did>the trick.

Try it sometime, see which works better.>

Depends on how high the humidity is and the outside temperature.>

I use the AC with defrost setting and recirculate. Many cars automatically > switch to recirculate and run the AC when you select defrost, but not my > Hondas.

I heard that newer Hondas work that way.

"John Ings" <nodamned@spam.org>­ wrote in message> news:10p771drt0ur93­3kj6tmp1odo41t7qc2rs­@4ax.com...>> On Sat, 30 Apr 2005 14:28:17 -0500, "Scott Van Nest" <JohnDoe@cox.net>>>­ wrote:>>

Usually, if it's summer and it's raining, the humidity is pretty high> outside ­.>

I use the AC with defrost setting and recirculate. Many cars automatically> switch to recirculate and run the AC when you select defrost, but not my> Hondas.>

I think the OP should check his/her car for rain leaks and possibly a> plugged AC drain line.>

Ray >

The fog just makes the visibility TERRIBLE. The windshield and>passenger windows will not de-fog.>

What are the correct A/C settings for summer rain?

hmm. and I thought it was the other way around. I thought you wanted>recirculate ON so that you are not pulling moisture out of additional>outside air. Also, I thought that having the defroster on and the A/C did>the trick.