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Condensation on inside of frunk lid

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YOUR RESEARCHCondensation on inside of frunk lid

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Check gasket and seals

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Check the gasket and seals on the nuts holding the bonnet badge on.

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Check the gasket and seals on the nuts holding the bonnet badge on.

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, new gasket and nuts fixed the issue

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I am getting condensation on the inside of the frunk of my 996.2. Carpets appear dry but I spotted it for the first time over the weekend. Drove it for about 45 mins, parked up and returned 3 hours later to find it quite wet. Left it overnight and yesterday morning there was some dampness. Dried with a towel and having not used the car, came back 5 hours later and it was dry. The car was then left overnight and again this morning it is slightly damp. Quick look at the drain holes and it seems OK. Anyone have any ideas? I may need to do a bit of further investigation but any pointers would be much appreciated!

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On possible heat build up in or around the frunk, might be worth feeling around with your hand after a drive, such as the battery temp, lest it might be charging heavily trying to make up for losses due to age etc... No direct experience, just thinking in type in the hope it might help.

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Check the gasket and seals on the nuts holding the bonnet badge on. I had similar when I first got mine, the previous owner has tried to seal the badge with hot glue , new gasket and nuts fixed the issue

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I would never have thought of that - much appreciated! Will look into it..

POST 5Original post

Do you mean on the underside of the bonnet or the plastic areas? Quite normal on the underside of the bonnet on a car that lives outside but I’ve never experienced it inside the frunk other than the odd droplets in the battery cover area . You can always tell a car that’s been garaged all its life. No crinkles on the underbonnet sticker.

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