Iced up windows cure

[SnortonR]

I've read on other posts a few comments on freezing up on the inside of the windows.
To state the obvious, this is frozen condensation.
To cure it, get rid of the warm moisture laden air before locking up.
You can turn your heater to cold on full fan to blow it out when you're about 1/4 mile from home, but your passengers will moan about the cold.
Or when you've parked up, open all the doors for a couple of minutes.
The warm air in either case is then replaced with the icy cold stuff which doesn't hold much moisture, is colder than your windows and won't condense.
The other problem is steaming up when the sun gets on it and all the moisture in your soft furnishings is attracted to the warmer air which has the capacity to hold it and then dump it on the colder windows.
You can limit this by leaving your windows cracked open 1/4 inch or so to let the hotter air which is rising escape.

[bobbinsjob]

[Drift]

Its caused by Andysd1's sweaty arse

Seriously, try mistex I think its called, it works, but the op's post is better than spending money

[Mr Mud]

[andysd1]

hes not going there again

[lurchy666]

heres my tip, wind deflectors and leave the windows open so the deflectors stop rain / snow getting n, you'll have to disable the ultra sonics for the alarm tho

[kees]

stuck one of those dehumidifyer packs in the car. Also gonna try a gel bag thet comes with the new triumphs to absorb the moisture during shipping.(the bags are free )

[andysd1]

keep your minds on the topic,

i use vaseline around the rubber strips of the doors

stop thinking like that

[Drift]

[andysd1]

[bigdazz]

good posting

[Drift]

Nope its no checked it last night

[andysd1]

[Drift]

Nope, just a little warm from the engine, need a 85c thermo

[andysd1]

[lurchy666]

lol even with a 85 degree thermostat the heating aint great, the 2.8 really dont like warming up,