window heater

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Dictionary of automotive terms. 2015.

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  • window heater system — See rear window heater system …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • rear window heater system — A heating element that removes the fog, mist, or even ice from the inside and outside of the rear window (i.e., backlight) …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • heater — A device which gives off heat. In automobiles, it heats the interior of the vehicle. In a water cooled engine the coolant is channelled through the heater in the passenger compartment. Some cars used an electric or gasoline heater because they… …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • window — See electric windows frameless window heated rear window hinged quarter window lambda window manual crank window manually operated window power window lock out switch power window …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • heater system — See rear window heater system …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • rear window heating — See rear window heater system …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • Kerosene heater — A kerosene heater, also known as a paraffin heater, is a portable, unvented, kerosene fueled, space heating device. In the United States they are used mainly for supplemental heat or as a source of emergency heat during a power outage. In some… …   Wikipedia

  • heated rear window — A rear window with a heating element that demists (defogs) inside and defrosts (de ices) the outside either by fine wires embedded or etched in the glass or by a heater and fan …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • backlight heater — Heated rear window …   Dictionary of automotive terms

  • Volkswagen Caddy — Infobox Automobile name = Volkswagen Caddy manufacturer = Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles parent company = Volkswagen Group aka = SEAT Inca production = 1980–present assembly = predecessor = successor = class = Commercial van and pickup truck body …   Wikipedia

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