Mountainhound
Explorer
Was wondering if my windows are fogging in my 94 because my ac isn't working or if it is an 80 thing, or maybe even another reason. Thanks!!!
Windows fogging
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4x4x4doors
Explorer
Not specific to your vehicle but windshield fogging is frequently an early sign of a coolant leak at the heater core. Can also be a sign that the doors/flappers aren't sealing or as noted above, that the occupants shouldn't be disturbed. :snorkel:
Mountainhound
Explorer
Guess I should be more specific. When it's raining like today the rear and side windows fog and running the heat at whatever temp doesn't help, the windows stay fogged. So I am wondering if because the ac needs to be charged if that is the reason. Everything seems sealed front will clear it's just the rest of the truck.
Mountainhound
Explorer
Thanks smoker so recirc is never on.
a water leak into the cabin will introduce enough moisture to fog windows. So will wet floor mats, or wet rain coats, etc. Especially if the truck sits outside, and never gets a chance to thoroughly dry out.
A/C will definitely help with moisture control, as it will condense the moisture out of the cabin air and drip it to the outside ground. If you're having fogging issues, look for water leaks and fix your a/c.
A/C will definitely help with moisture control, as it will condense the moisture out of the cabin air and drip it to the outside ground. If you're having fogging issues, look for water leaks and fix your a/c.
Mountainhound
Explorer
I fixed ac well charged it, and it has helped tremendously. No more wiping front window back could be better and if I anticipate better I think it would do alright the defroster on it doesn't work that well. I cant find any other leaks than the one I had from the moon roof (clogged drains).
kletzenklueffer
Adventurer
There is also a leaky cuplrit in the rear at the outside vents at the sliding windows. It leaks in the rear corners.