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Is it just part of the way the car is or is something wrong?
When I push the button to turn on the rear window defrost, it stays on until I turn it off by pushing the button again. This seems kind of bad to me because maybe the thing will overheat or wear things out faster, but maybe I am just being paranoid. So, is this normal? If not, what should cause it to turn off (time, temperature, the alignment of the stars...) Thanks, -v |
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That is normal.
It doesn't have an auto shut off.
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