YOUR RESEARCH997.2 - Condensation in Front Bonnet? - Page 1 - 911/Carrera GT - PistonHeads UK
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Guess the odd weather of warm then cold then warm cycle is causing some odd air/temperature behaviour, however I have a marginally wet front bonnet - anyone else experienced this? Or, should I be looking for a leak of some kind?
If the carpet is dry then put it down to condensation.
No idea of the specifics of under bonnet condensation, but my general rule of dampness in cars is there is almost certainly ingress of some sort. Bert
Thanks for the replies, there is water in the floor clearly...something to do with the central bung I suspect...anyone else encountered?
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