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And not for the right reasons unfortunately :wink:
Now I've had the cab for almost 2 weeks I've noticed that it is steamy quite a lot, but figure this is a feature of having a cab - the front clears easily with the a/c and quite quickly too, but the back almost never clears even with the heated rear window - it makes a dent in the condensation but never seems to clear it completely although my journey to/from work is only 15 mins.
Any suggestions for cloth/other thing to wipe it off, my hand is making a bit of a mess
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Are the door membranes OK
its the time of the year when you notice they've gone
check the carpet at the bottom of the doors, if its wet, then the membranes need changing
Migration info. Legacy thread was 37321
Just a couple of tips to get rid of the steam/condensation:
1. Put the blower/heater to come from the centre console so the air hits into the bar of the car.
2. To get rid of the condensation altogether although not ideal, is drive with the windows open. The air rushing in should clear the back out fairly quickly, unless you are in stop start traffic.
IceMan
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