Tachometer Dimmed By Moisture
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Tachometer Dimmed By Moisture
There was kinda cool weather for this time of the year here at SF bay area. With open windows and roof I turned the heater on. After a while I noticed that there was a moisture condensate on the back side of the tachometer gauge glass. Is it normal? Did anyone notice the same thing on their cars?
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Sure did. A good day's drive North I had the same experience in Vancouver. Five minutes after the heater kicked in the humidity improved and the mist disappeared. Is life just like that?
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On an earlier post, someone suggested drilling a hole or two in the gauge to minimize temperature/humidity differences with cabin air.
Sounded too drastic for me.
Sounded too drastic for me.