i wonder if anybody can help? i own a 360 modena. everytime i turn the car off after a long drive the windows steam and condense up. its really annoying, do my heaters need setting? or do i need to change any filters? or any other suggestions?
Do you leave the controls in the defrost position? Have you tried moving the controls to floor position? If this does not work it sounds like the doors within your HVAC system are either stuck or moving after the car is turn off. If they are moving after the car is turning off, this is usually a sign of a vacuum leak.
I'm not sure the ambient weather when this happens to you or if your talking the inside or outside of the window but a bad heater core will do that on the inside. Also some of the stuff the detailers put on the windows tends to make them fog up faster than a car that does not get any treatments.
Condensation is usually due to a temperature differential. Do you have the heater/AC controls set such that air is brought in from outside or recirculated. That can have a big impact. Also, I wonder if heat from the engine compartment is making its way into the passenger compartment some how after you stop? When you stop the 360, it's generally very hot back there. Perhaps as a test, you can try opening the engine lid and see if that changes things. Ray
It's a silly question, but any interior leaks? Even a small bit of water in the carpets, when heated, can give you pretty good condensation in the interior.
