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in last few weeks getting very bad misting inside cabin. can only resolve by putting ac on full or opening window. I thought it may be a blocked pollen filter but have seen a recent post titled "cabin filter" ( I assume he's having same issue)were the reply was that the euro models don't have these. any ideas then as to what has caused this to start?
All I can say is that in this
All I can say is that in this kind of weather all cars mist up, damp will always find a way in. As long as you don't have a sensitive alarm system you can just leave a couple of windows open by just a millimetre - it makes an amazing difference!
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Check you door seals. Had a
Check you door seals.
Had a major mishap with my YRV Turbo where I would get very bad condensation, so bad that on the way home from work it rained incredibly hard thus causing my inside windscreen to fog up. Then one morning when I came to get into my car found my front foot wells full of water. This was because on the YRV Turbo (And some premium YRV models) that the seals for the windscreen connecting up the panaoramic glass can be an issue and let in a load of water over night.
Your best bet is to feel around the foot wells (passenger and drivers) for damp as this will be a tell-tale sign.
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