Large Amount of Condensation First Thing in the AM

[CDNFocusFan]

Originally Posted by BetaDnB

That is abnormal. No moisture should be getting in your headlamp housing.

I've also had condensation in my Headlight housing, but that's usually after a wash or a really humid morning.

[dan50]

Any chance your climate control is switched to "recirculate"? That and a big temperature drop could do this.

[jdetzel]

Just to be sure, check your floor boards to see if you have wet carpet and open the trunk or hatch and look in the spare tire well.
I remember a couple of posts where water was found inside the vehicle.

[noahsfocus]

Originally Posted by CDNFocusFan

Hey guys,

Jumped into my car this morning for my short commute to work, it had been raining a lot the past few days. Thought there was water on the windshield so flicked on the wipers, turns out all this water is on the inside.

Seems like a ton of condensation, is this normal?

Thanks!

http://i1159.photobucket.com/albums/...n/photo2-1.jpg

http://i1159.photobucket.com/albums/...an/photo-1.jpg

Have you checked your spare tire well to make sure its not full of water? This happened to others that had a leaky hatchback and they found a puddle of water there. That will cause the excessive condensation on the inside of your car. Also check all your carpets for wet spots

[SydneyRoo]

Originally Posted by pozi240

(I haven't heard of a MKIII blowing thier heater core yet)

Mine blew the heater core a few months ago :/
I could smell coolant inside with the heater on, but none of it leaked inside the cabin.
3 weeks later and having the doors and dashboard removed from my car... works great now :p

[CDNFocusFan]

Originally Posted by noahsfocus

Have you checked your spare tire well to make sure its not full of water? This happened to others that had a leaky hatchback and they found a puddle of water there. That will cause the excessive condensation on the inside of your car. Also check all your carpets for wet spots

I read that too, checked and it seemed dry, probably just the wild weather. I did start shutting my climate off before getting out too and that seemed to work.

[Burns098356GX]

I left a window down overnight a couple weeks ago and had a lot of moisture in the car. I bought a box of baking soda and left it in the car for a couple days. Everything dried up.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using FF Mobile