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Kardachia
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Dunno what happen. Lately all these rain...notice my car which is park at company's open air car park, the windscreen and windows keep fogging up, others won't? could it be something due to leakage of window seals?

 

I dun remember having this problem before...

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From the inside? Could just be the recent cool weather conditions lorz.. Inside of your ride is warmer than the outside temp..

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Yes, from the inside. I don't understand because for other cars that arrived about the same time as me, I don't see their glass fogging up... I look down from the company building and mine is the only car which cannot see thru......hmmm maybe that's good too...hehe

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Hmmmz... That could indicate that the heat proofing of your cabin area from the engine bay is not the best lorz.. laugh.gif Or you dun on air-con when you drive?

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oh yeah...I think you're right, lately, very cold so I didn't on the air con, just on the blower fan.... thing is that I do this before and it never fog up that badly...maybe lately the rain and the cold is much more extreme....

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any1 noes if those anti-fogging liquid can be applied to tinted screen ?

 

nowadays when raining on air-con too cold ..... dun on will fog ..... sian >.<

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The windows and windscreen are cold. When you're in the car without the aircon, the moisture given out by you will condense on the cold surfaces, similar to steam condensing on a colder surface.

 

Just turn on the aircon and it'll solve the problem.

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