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My son has inherited my Wife's 2001 Forester with 140K Miles. Runs very well
but has developed a problem with moister in the car. I noticed last time he
was home the windows were pretty fogged up inside in the morning. In
slightly warmer weather the windows clear pretty well after he runs it for a
while but with the temps not getting out of the low 20's any window that
doesn't have a defogger blowing on it stays fogged up.
I cant find any moisture in the rugs or seats. The cargo area is dry. I
checked in the spare time well and felt under the dash for moisture. The
headliner is dry, too. The windows seal well and there doesn't seem to be
any moisture coming in from the moon roof.
Is there a good method for finding where the moisture is coming from? Where
should I be looking?
Thanks,
Jon
but has developed a problem with moister in the car. I noticed last time he
was home the windows were pretty fogged up inside in the morning. In
slightly warmer weather the windows clear pretty well after he runs it for a
while but with the temps not getting out of the low 20's any window that
doesn't have a defogger blowing on it stays fogged up.
I cant find any moisture in the rugs or seats. The cargo area is dry. I
checked in the spare time well and felt under the dash for moisture. The
headliner is dry, too. The windows seal well and there doesn't seem to be
any moisture coming in from the moon roof.
Is there a good method for finding where the moisture is coming from? Where
should I be looking?
Thanks,
Jon