[s-cars] Window condensation?

Brett Dikeman brett.dikeman at gmail.com
Mon Feb 8 15:07:40 PST 2010


On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 2:42 PM, Hemberger, Chris J        PW
<chris.hemberger at pw.utc.com> wrote:

> Anyone have any experience and/or suggested repair to address interior
> window condensation during cold, dry weather as we're getting here in
> N.England??
>  Had a similar problem on my '91 Type 44 200q and the repair
> was simply to replace a broken spring controlling the fresh-air flap.
> Looked at my 95 S6 and the configuration looks different - any
> suggestions?

Have you checked the position of the flap that controls air inlet when
set to a temperature that matches the interior, versus one that is
wildly off and would trigger the flap closing?

Also, have you checked for leaves/debris, and clear drains, behind the
firewall and under the cover?  The leaves/dirt retain moisture, and a
clogged drain will let water stick around.  Lots of leaves will hinder
airflow.  Someone on the 200q20v list had a similar problem and found
that his condenser was covered in junk, restricting airflow into the
car.

I wonder if the rear vents under the back bumper (assuming the C4 has
them) ever stick and cause this sort of problem...probably not.

-B


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