Moisture in car.help please
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2005clk500, 1997 e420
Moisture in car.help please
I have a 1997 e420 with a moister problem inside the car! I don't have any idea where it's coming from. There is so much condensation on the windshield especially. There is a little on the sun roof and some on the back window. Sometimes it gets so bad on the windshield that it makes giant water drops. I want to fix this quick because I don't want a mildew ridden car! Any suggestions will help!
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2005clk500, 1997 e420
I am assuming that before posting your pronblem you checked for moisture on all floor surfaces--is that correct?
Do you garage your car??
Under what conditions does the humidity condense on your glass surfaces---during the day or is this what you see in the morning before starting?
Much more information is need???
Do you garage your car??
Under what conditions does the humidity condense on your glass surfaces---during the day or is this what you see in the morning before starting?
Much more information is need???
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i think you're needing to provide much more information than what you've provided
so far. for example, the environmental conditions in which the car is under,
the time of day, when the car last operated, any developing patterns, exactly
what parts of the car displays the moisture and where it isn't, etc leading up to
the visible moisture.
there is such a wide variety of conditions in which formation of moisture could
form that with the scant information you've posted, it is just a guessing game.
you have the best view and you're needing to describe exactly what, where,
how you see these conditions and present them
so far. for example, the environmental conditions in which the car is under,
the time of day, when the car last operated, any developing patterns, exactly
what parts of the car displays the moisture and where it isn't, etc leading up to
the visible moisture.
there is such a wide variety of conditions in which formation of moisture could
form that with the scant information you've posted, it is just a guessing game.
you have the best view and you're needing to describe exactly what, where,
how you see these conditions and present them
