Leland Pate

It seems every time I wash my car my windows fog up pretty bad as soon as I start it. I have to put the defroster on full blast and wait a few minutes for the hot air to "burn through" the moisture. I mean it looks like a couple high schooler at the drive-in are having one hell of a good time... I can't see a damn thing.

So, do I have water ingress somewhere in the HVAC system? Perhaps a clogged drain somewhere around the fresh air scoop on the hood?

Ideas? I did a search and came up with nada...

epj993

What's the temp in Great Falls this time of year?

Leland Pate

Somewhere between crappy to down right sh!tty...

epj993

Makes sense - you try to wash off the crap and it turns out like ****

Seriously, I rarely experience that out here in CA. But, when traveling to colder climates it would happen periodically. Our Midwest cousins often run the A/C & defroster at the same time to keep the windsheild clear. Must be the combination of moisture & temperature.

Sorry Leland, not really much help...

InTheAir

Yup. Mine do too. It happens with all of our cars, regardless of make/model.

rcwelch

It happens here in the Seattle area when it's a little cooler out...on sunny summer days, No.

the_buch

I get this every time at this time of year, and it relates to water sittin in the front scoop area after thorough rinsing of the suds or after a rain storm ... pain in the *** ...

tobyport

Rain X has a product to be used on the interior glass to prevent fogging...I purchase a bottle a few days ago, but haven't tried it yet. Have you seen it?

95 C4 993

Always and I have just learned to live with it. By the time Im done drying and cleaning the interior, it goes away. On occassion, I will do a brushless car wash and as stated abouve, just put the defrost on for a bit and it goes way.

Leland Pate

Well, at least I'm not alone.
Thanks guys.