A90 1987 quattro saloon windows steaming up
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A90 1987 quattro saloon windows steaming up
Help please,
A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
of windscreen.
When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
William
A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
of windscreen.
When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
William
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Re: A90 1987 quattro saloon windows steaming up
William Duguid wrote:
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
Are you losing any coolant? If so, it could be a leaky heater matrix.
Otherwise, look for a water leak into the car. Are any of the carpets wet?
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
Are you losing any coolant? If so, it could be a leaky heater matrix.
Otherwise, look for a water leak into the car. Are any of the carpets wet?
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Re: A90 1987 quattro saloon windows steaming up
William Duguid wrote:
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
Are you losing any coolant? If so, it could be a leaky heater matrix.
Otherwise, look for a water leak into the car. Are any of the carpets wet?
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
Are you losing any coolant? If so, it could be a leaky heater matrix.
Otherwise, look for a water leak into the car. Are any of the carpets wet?
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Re: A90 1987 quattro saloon windows steaming up
William Duguid wrote:
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
Are you losing any coolant? If so, it could be a leaky heater matrix.
Otherwise, look for a water leak into the car. Are any of the carpets wet?
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
Are you losing any coolant? If so, it could be a leaky heater matrix.
Otherwise, look for a water leak into the car. Are any of the carpets wet?
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Re: A90 1987 quattro saloon windows steaming up
On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 15:26:13 +0100, William Duguid <wduguid@clara.co.uk>
wrote:
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
Three possibilities...
1. You have a leak in the heater core that is letting water vapour get into
the vent system -- not likely unless you can also smell anti-freeze inside
the car when it steams up.
2. You have a hole or some other leak that is letting water into the car and
soaking the carpets and/or underlay matting. This is the most probable.
3. It's winter and you are dragging a lot of snow into the car on your
boots/shoes. Same effect as #2.
J.
--
Jay.
(remove dashes for legal email address)
wrote:
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
Three possibilities...
1. You have a leak in the heater core that is letting water vapour get into
the vent system -- not likely unless you can also smell anti-freeze inside
the car when it steams up.
2. You have a hole or some other leak that is letting water into the car and
soaking the carpets and/or underlay matting. This is the most probable.
3. It's winter and you are dragging a lot of snow into the car on your
boots/shoes. Same effect as #2.
J.
--
Jay.
(remove dashes for legal email address)
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Re: A90 1987 quattro saloon windows steaming up
On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 15:26:13 +0100, William Duguid <wduguid@clara.co.uk>
wrote:
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
Three possibilities...
1. You have a leak in the heater core that is letting water vapour get into
the vent system -- not likely unless you can also smell anti-freeze inside
the car when it steams up.
2. You have a hole or some other leak that is letting water into the car and
soaking the carpets and/or underlay matting. This is the most probable.
3. It's winter and you are dragging a lot of snow into the car on your
boots/shoes. Same effect as #2.
J.
--
Jay.
(remove dashes for legal email address)
wrote:
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
Three possibilities...
1. You have a leak in the heater core that is letting water vapour get into
the vent system -- not likely unless you can also smell anti-freeze inside
the car when it steams up.
2. You have a hole or some other leak that is letting water into the car and
soaking the carpets and/or underlay matting. This is the most probable.
3. It's winter and you are dragging a lot of snow into the car on your
boots/shoes. Same effect as #2.
J.
--
Jay.
(remove dashes for legal email address)
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Re: A90 1987 quattro saloon windows steaming up
On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 15:26:13 +0100, William Duguid <wduguid@clara.co.uk>
wrote:
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
Three possibilities...
1. You have a leak in the heater core that is letting water vapour get into
the vent system -- not likely unless you can also smell anti-freeze inside
the car when it steams up.
2. You have a hole or some other leak that is letting water into the car and
soaking the carpets and/or underlay matting. This is the most probable.
3. It's winter and you are dragging a lot of snow into the car on your
boots/shoes. Same effect as #2.
J.
--
Jay.
(remove dashes for legal email address)
wrote:
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
Three possibilities...
1. You have a leak in the heater core that is letting water vapour get into
the vent system -- not likely unless you can also smell anti-freeze inside
the car when it steams up.
2. You have a hole or some other leak that is letting water into the car and
soaking the carpets and/or underlay matting. This is the most probable.
3. It's winter and you are dragging a lot of snow into the car on your
boots/shoes. Same effect as #2.
J.
--
Jay.
(remove dashes for legal email address)
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Re: A90 1987 quattro saloon windows steaming up
If the system is anything like the 1984 - 1991 T44 series (5000s and 100 /200
series) the first place to suspect is a broken spring on the air recirculation
door. The spring holds the door open to allow outside air in by default but is
missing it will fog the windows badly.
On the T44s the recirc door is located on the firewall up behind the glove box.
While you are in there check to be sure that the vacuum line is on the doors servo.
TonyJ
former T44 series X 4
current 98.5 A4 1.8 TQM
William Duguid wrote:
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
series) the first place to suspect is a broken spring on the air recirculation
door. The spring holds the door open to allow outside air in by default but is
missing it will fog the windows badly.
On the T44s the recirc door is located on the firewall up behind the glove box.
While you are in there check to be sure that the vacuum line is on the doors servo.
TonyJ
former T44 series X 4
current 98.5 A4 1.8 TQM
William Duguid wrote:
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
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Re: A90 1987 quattro saloon windows steaming up
If the system is anything like the 1984 - 1991 T44 series (5000s and 100 /200
series) the first place to suspect is a broken spring on the air recirculation
door. The spring holds the door open to allow outside air in by default but is
missing it will fog the windows badly.
On the T44s the recirc door is located on the firewall up behind the glove box.
While you are in there check to be sure that the vacuum line is on the doors servo.
TonyJ
former T44 series X 4
current 98.5 A4 1.8 TQM
William Duguid wrote:
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
series) the first place to suspect is a broken spring on the air recirculation
door. The spring holds the door open to allow outside air in by default but is
missing it will fog the windows badly.
On the T44s the recirc door is located on the firewall up behind the glove box.
While you are in there check to be sure that the vacuum line is on the doors servo.
TonyJ
former T44 series X 4
current 98.5 A4 1.8 TQM
William Duguid wrote:
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
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Re: A90 1987 quattro saloon windows steaming up
If the system is anything like the 1984 - 1991 T44 series (5000s and 100 /200
series) the first place to suspect is a broken spring on the air recirculation
door. The spring holds the door open to allow outside air in by default but is
missing it will fog the windows badly.
On the T44s the recirc door is located on the firewall up behind the glove box.
While you are in there check to be sure that the vacuum line is on the doors servo.
TonyJ
former T44 series X 4
current 98.5 A4 1.8 TQM
William Duguid wrote:
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
series) the first place to suspect is a broken spring on the air recirculation
door. The spring holds the door open to allow outside air in by default but is
missing it will fog the windows badly.
On the T44s the recirc door is located on the firewall up behind the glove box.
While you are in there check to be sure that the vacuum line is on the doors servo.
TonyJ
former T44 series X 4
current 98.5 A4 1.8 TQM
William Duguid wrote:
> Help please,
>
> A90 Quattro Sept 1987 Saloon
>
> The windows keep steaming up even when the car is sitting idle for a
> few days. In cold weather there is a lot of condensation on the inside
> of windscreen.
>
> When driving in wet weather the windows also steam up and takes
> forever to clear. The side windows are usually permanantly steamed up.
>
> Heater and blower ok and air blowing to and through the relevant
> vents. Heated rear window working but appears slow to demist.
>
> The only solution so far is driving with windows open for a time.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> William
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