P1 steaming up inside car?
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Hi guys
Is it usual for a scooby to steam-up inside the cabin? went out for a walk with the wife and kid, came back, turned on the heater and we started to steam up...........the only thing that got rid of it was the air con being on?.turned off the air con, and wooooosh steamed up again...........heeeeeeelp? pleeeeeeeeease
Is it usual for a scooby to steam-up inside the cabin? went out for a walk with the wife and kid, came back, turned on the heater and we started to steam up...........the only thing that got rid of it was the air con being on?.turned off the air con, and wooooosh steamed up again...........heeeeeeelp? pleeeeeeeeease
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If you've got a switch to select between outside air and re-circulated air make sure it is set to outside. That one had me fooled for a while.
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same happened to me after it had been in at the dealers some f*ckwit had turned it to recirculate, took me ages to figure it out.
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Agree with dnb, mine leaks like a seive around the drivers side rear light, despite several attempts by me and others to seal it. Just whip out the rubber bungs if you are collecting water.
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I recently had this problem and it was (as the guys above say) the switch from re-circulate to ouside. Once it was put back to outside, no more problems.
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