1993 Chevrolet S10 Pickup Owner's Manual - Page 194

1993 Chevrolet S10 Pickup Manual

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Your Driving and the Road I- AM459005 A patch ofdensefogmayextendonlyforafewfeet(meters)orformiles (kilometers); you can'treallytellwhileyou'reinit. You canonlytreatthe situationwithextremecare. Onecommonfogcondition-sometimes calledmist orgroundfog-can happen in weatherthatseemsperfect,especiallyatnightor in theearly morninginvalleyandlow,marshyareas.Youcan be suddenlyenveloped in thick,wethazethatmayevencoatyourwindshield.Youcanoftenspotthese fogpatchesormistlayerswithyourheadlights.Butsometimestheycanbe waitingforyouasyoucomeovera hill or dipintoashallowvalley.Start yourwindshieldwipersandwasher,tohelpclearaccumulatedroaddirt.Slow downcarefully. Tips on Driving in Fog If yougetcaught in fog, turn yourheadlightsonlowbeam,even in daytime. You'llsee-andbeseen-better.Useyour foglights if yourvehiclehasthem. Don't use yourhighbeams.Thelightwillbounce makeupfogandreflectbackatyou. off the water droplets that Useyourdefogger.In high humidity,evenalightbuildupofmoistureonthe inside of the glass will cut down on your already limited visibility. Run your windshieldwipersandwasheroccasionally.Moisturecanbuilduponthe outside glass,andwhatseemstobe fog may actually bemoistureonthe outside ofyourwindshield. 4-40

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Your
Driving and
the
Road
I-
AM459005
A
patch of dense fog may extend only for a few feet (meters) or for miles
(kilometers); you can'treallytellwhileyou'reinit.
You
can only
treat
the
situation with extreme care.
One common
fog condition-sometimes
called mist
or ground
fog-can
happen in weatherthatseemsperfect,especiallyatnightor
in theearly
morning
in valley and
low, marshy areas. You can
be suddenly enveloped
in
thick, wet haze
that may even coat your windshield. You can often spot
these
fogpatchesormistlayerswithyourheadlights.Butsometimestheycanbe
waitingforyouasyoucomeovera
hill or dipintoashallowvalley.Start
your windshield wipers and washer,
to help clear accumulated road dirt. Slow
down carefully.
Tips
on
Driving
in
Fog
If
you get caught
in fog, turn your headlights on
low beam, even
in daytime.
You'll see-and be seen-better. Use your
fog
lights
if
yourvehiclehasthem.
Don't use
your high beams. The
light will bounce
off
the water droplets that
make up
fog and reflect back at you.
Use your defogger.
In
high humidity, even a
light buildup of moisture on
the
inside of
the glass will cut down on your already
limited visibility. Run your
windshield wipers and washer occasionally. Moisture can build up on
the
outside glass, and what seems
to be
fog may actually be moisture on
the
outside of your windshield.
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