condensation inner surface of windscreen

**shy_stag** · 23rd January 2009, 23:43

is condensation on inner surface of windscreen a common problem in vec c ? it doesn't always happen but can be a pain when I have to wait for it to dry or have to wipe it dry

**Caterman** · 23rd January 2009, 23:46

Keep the aircon ON and change your pollen filter m8

Also check the drainage tube under the pollen filter for leaves etc as it gets blocked very easily.

**gtr1000** · 24th January 2009, 00:14

Originally Posted by shy_stag

is condensation on inner surface of windscreen a common problem in vec c ? it doesn't always happen but can be a pain when I have to wait for it to dry or have to wipe it dry

Get this on mine some mornings after it's been stood overnight - new pollen filter last month and drain channels are clear.

EDIT - as Caterman said, A/C on all the time does help.

**sparky71a** · 24th January 2009, 00:49

Failing the suggested fixes, I further suggest you take your spare wheel out and check if it's not sitting in a pool of water.You won't be the first

I've fixed mine now,so PM me if you find what i think you might.

**rushy** · 24th January 2009, 00:56

Originally Posted by sparky71a

Failing the suggested fixes, I further suggest you take your spare wheel out and check if it's not sitting in a pool of water.You won't be the first

I've fixed mine now,so PM me if you find what i think you might.

I was just going to say that. Quarter glass for me. There is a how 2 now but I still need to sort mine.

**wickedwillie** · 24th January 2009, 06:19

Common on most cars at various points in the winter, in my experience. Mine does this even although the air con is fully functional and pollen filter is only 3 months old, no standing water anywhere, no water leaks anywhere.