Cleaned the inside of the front screen but it still mists up with the slightest bit of wet on the road, can yoo put owt on to stop it?

Cheers!

 

Use RAIN X



It works wonders bro

 

always have your blower running with it blowing over the screen. it may take days or weeks to clear all the moisture from the interior but you need a constant flow of fresh air into the cabin that then flows out again at the rear to keep the relative humidity down inside.

even better, use air con

seeing people driving along with misted up windows is one of my pet hates as an a/c engineer, as i know that it's totally avoidable

 

keeping it VERY clean works well too!

Alex

 

My screen is doing this too... Hate it. Even putting the heaters on makes no difference !

 

 

Thats the trouble with this weather, the dampness in the air causes alot of misty screens

I usually find putting the air con on works instantly...(thats if u have it), if not then defo blowers on flat out should do the trick.

 

I just my heated screen on as i have no heater or ac in the car

 

Check carpets, etc for damp.

 

If you have air-recirculation make sure its swithed to air coming in from the outside as if its just re-circing inside it would mist up.

 

deffo agree with the rain x range ... use it on the van .. drive down the motorway with no wipers going ...
have used the anti fog stuff too worked well ..
just going to coat the screen in the cossie today in anticipation of rain on sunday

 

Mine dont get that bad, only normally steams up bad when i have 2 or 3 passengers, then i have the blower on through the whole journey, or if its not cold ill have the windows open fuck using my air con to de-mist my windows, it saps my fuel on a long journey

 

another one air con uses fuel, but having windows open doesn't

 

Check your heater matrix isn't leaking too

Had this on my saph,only a slight leak too

Also check you haven't got water sitting in the bulkhead area where the heater fan draws the air from,there is some drainage channels/holes which do get blocked up with leaves etc

 

I always drive round with my window(s) open unless its freezing cold, doesnt effect fuel, but the air con does, not to a point where i dont use it, but to a point where id rather just open the front windows an inch or 2 rather than turn on the A/C

I use it alot in the summer time though, its a godsend

 

Just stop breathing so heavily.

 

you'll probably find that driving round with your windows open creates more aerodynamic drag, and uses more fuel than driving with the air-con on.

 

exactly

at least with a/c, once it's cooled down the cabin and done the hard work it uses very little energy having the windows down always creates drag, and is especially bad at motorway speed.

 

When dry or not raining very hard I allways have the sunroof on tilt.

 

Heater matrix may be leaking....

BUT failing that, what do you use to clean the screen? If you are using polish, or non automotive glass cleaning products, that would do it....

 

Using the wifes house glass cleaner. Cars not got aircon as its my daily driver and it crap

 

give it all a good clean with thinners and dont do it again

 

Ok, feel like i've been told off