LowRiderA4

I've notice lately my windows get condensated very quick.. something I never had problems before even on a humid day. And now in cold temperatures it freezes and takes me longer minutes to warm up and see through the winshield. It seems like humid air is coming from the A/C? and has caused some foging and even my rear view mirror gets fogged.

I heard that turning on the A/C for a few minutes fixes this problem.. but temperatures are below 0.. so does that means turning to high temp and fan to max?

Or is this problem just normal?
Thanks!

Tgr_Clw

Try washing the interior windows. It'll help a great deal.

adrianma

try some interior RainX, I love it

Ming02

Water and snow/slush from your feet gets under the mats and gets trapped there. The heater while driving evaporates some of this water causing higher humidity which then condenses and freezes on the windows when the car cools off. Try leaving the mats pulled up during the day when it's parked and overnight for a few days. I bet a cup of coffee your problem disappears.

LowRiderA4

Thanks.. I'll try that tonight!! and thanks for the quick responses

sheepfu

I fought with this on other cars too. I used Eagle 1 20/20 glass cleaner, available at any auto parts store. It will remove the film, you can feel the difference, and help the fogging problem.

LowRiderA4

makes sence.. problem just started after I treated my leather seats.

nynyvtecjstkickdinyo

will "off-gas" and esentially fog windows... just something to consider.

ALAN553

make sure you don't have the HVAC system set on recirculate....that will fog the windows.