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I've tried adjusting vents, driving with open windows, to no avail.
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Check carpets

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Check the carpets to see if they're wet, especially under the seats, where water will pool.
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I've tried adjusting vents, driving with open windows, to no avail.
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I've tried adjusting vents, driving with open windows, to no avail.
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Check the carpets to see if they're wet, especially under the seats, where water will pool.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi All, I bought a 2012 Carerra 991 a little while ago, and have noticed that when the temp drops at night I see condensation on the inside of the windows. It clears up in the morning. I've tried adjusting vents, driving with open windows, to no avail. No smell of damp or seen moisture on dash / panels. Is this usual? Anything I can do? Thanks

POST 2Original post

On my ( much older one) it was a leaking rear screen. There will be water there somewhere !

POST 3Original post

Check the carpets to see if they're wet, especially under the seats, where water will pool. Let us know

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5STM5 said: Hi All, I bought a 2012 Carerra 991 a little while ago, and have noticed that when the temp drops at night I see condensation on the inside of the windows. It clears up in the morning. I've tried adjusting vents, driving with open windows, to no avail. No smell of damp or seen moisture on dash / panels. Is this usual? Anything I can do? Thanks There’s definitely water in there somewhere. Quickest way to dry it out is to get a domestic dehumidifier in there. A couple of days and it’ll be bone dry in there. As for how the water is getting in, there’s a number of well established leak paths….door membranes failed, sunroof drains blocked, AC condenser drain pipe displaced….a poke around after the next time it’s rained heavily should help narrow it down…

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Appreciate the info folks. Unfortunately I fly out to work for a month tomorrow and the car lives on my drive. I'll take notes of you advice and deal with it when I get home.

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