Re: Windshield Condensation
From: Todd Walke (racertodracertodd.com)
Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2013 18:15:55 -0700 (PDT)
The cold air is chilling the glass below the dew point, causing moisture to condense on it. Same thing happens to a ice cold soda can sitting out in hot, humid weather.

Could you try physically blocking the flow of air out of those vents to keep all cold air from hitting the glass and chilling it?

        Temporarily, just use masking tape to cover them.

        If that works, look for a more aesthetically pleasing solution.

Todd
Seattle,WA
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'01 Golf TDI, silver.   (new work car)       411,000 miles
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