Condensation/fog on inside of windshield

[Need4Speed03]

Who else has this annoying problem? Depending on weather when I drive the car somewhere and roll up the windows I get condensation or fog on the interior of the windshield. I thought it was just my car but my brothers does it to and the last time I was at the track I seen a few others do this also. It's like heat from the engine bay is somehow seaping into the cabin and fogging up the inside of the windshield in the middle...same annoying V pattern with each car I've seen it happen on.

Anyone got a fix for this or something to maybe apply on the interior of the windshield to stop this from happening? Weird problem...thanks for any info

 

[D.T.R]

I get that too... and it's coming from the hood cowl area... and I believe it is heat from the motor.. the solution is to turn your defroster for a few mins and problem solved.

Mine does it when i park and leave the car... not while I'm driving.

 

[ViciousJay]

stop breathing so damn hard :lol1: or stop using so much minty listerine

 

[Need4Speed03]

I get that too... and it's coming from the hood cowl area... and I believe it is heat from the motor.. the solution is to turn your defroster for a few mins and problem solved.

Mine does it when i park and leave the car... not while I'm driving.

Same here, when I park after driving it somewhere...not while driving. I do turn the defrost on but after a while with the interior of the window getting dew on it and drying over and over I have to clean the interior in the window because you can see like dry water spot patches.

Not a big deal...just annoying. Wondered if there's a fix for it to prevent it from happening.

 

[D.T.R]

Same here, when I park after driving it somewhere...not while driving. I do turn the defrost on but after a while with the interior of the window getting dew on it and drying over and over I have to clean the interior in the window because you can see like dry water spot patches.

Not a big deal...just annoying. Wondered if there's a fix for it to prevent it from happening.

I have a feeling that we, FL residents, experience this more than others.
Nasty, humid ass weather...

 

[kyoshosp2]

Same here in Louisiana ..

 

[cdog1157]

Same annoying crap here, haven't found anything that'll prevent it yet.

 

[jymboslice]

use the wipers to wipe it. Happens to me all the time, it's really annoying.

 

[D.T.R]

Yeah it's pretty annoying

 

[BV600]

First car? Every car ive had does this

 

[D.T.R]

First car? Every car ive had does this

this is the first car that EVER does this :shrug:

 

[atistang]

Mine does it too. I suspect the sound tube might have sonething to do with it. Has anyone deleted theirs and still had this problem?

I want to delete mine anyway, hopefully it will fix this issue aswell

 

[D.T.R]

where does the sound tube ends inside the cabin?

 

[Need4Speed03]

use the wipers to wipe it. Happens to me all the time, it's really annoying.

The condensation/fog is on the inside of the windshield, the wipers (on the outside) dont do a whole lot for that. lol

 

[gimpy2011]

mine does the same thing even with the sound tube deleted.

 

[Need4Speed03]

Mine does it too. I suspect the sound tube might have sonething to do with it. Has anyone deleted theirs and still had this problem?

I want to delete mine anyway, hopefully it will fix this issue aswell

Sound tube has nothing to do with it, mine did it with the tube on and off.

 

[Need4Speed03]

First car? Every car ive had does this

Well, I've had literally probably 30 cars over the years...this is the very first one to build condensation/fog on the INSIDE of the windshield.

People are missing the INSIDE part...

 

[Torch10th]

You've got a moisture build-up on the interior of your car. Drive around for a while with the windows up and the AC on, that should help.

 

[Melvo]

Mine used to do it when I got the car almost a year ago but not anymore

 

[torched06]

Mine actually did it this morning. Its only happened a handful of times. Kind of annoying when it does though.