Recent content by Saikou

She doesnt always park her car in the garage, so sometimes it's garaged and sometimes not. Parking in this garage is a pita, so i cant blame her. The garage is not heated btw I never set it in recirculatioñ. But i honestly never use the a/c in december. I wanna avoid using the ac compressor if...

Yes. But i dont like to use it. I wanna address the origin of the issue

It doesnt have a sunroof. Im gonna check the door drains. Ty

Interesting... Im sure gonna take a look at It . I dunno if its related or not, but every time i take my car out of the garage i have to roll down the window to manually tuck the rear view mirror (because the garage door is too narrow) The thing is that the window rolls up wet after that...

Im definetly gonna try It.

I go in my gf's car tons of times, and we live together, so both cars are in the same conditions. Something is sure: her car doesnt keep humidity as mine. I just can feel It. Whenever i pressure wash my car every window gets foggy inside (not only the windshield). Also, yesterday every window...

Her car is a pos 96' Renault Megane in very bad condition, with rust and all. My car is a mint condition 06' bimmer, so its imposible that her car could be better in thermal isulation or anything else when compared to my car. There must be something wrong with my car

I agree with u, its not the heater core bc af level doesnt go down nor smells like af inside But its not just life in then cold, bc my gf's car never do this

I dont want to. This will only hide the origin of the problem. Also, my gf has a car with no a/c and it has never done that. That indicates to me that there is a problem with my car and i wanna solve it

No. It doesnt smell like af. Its not a heater core leak

It never snows here

Exactly It never snows here.

does anyone else have this issue, it has been pretty cold here, as low as -2 C and I've been having a strange problem, or annoyance to be exact, all the windows freeze from the inside. I had to scrape the ice/frost from the inside of the car! I've never seen this on any other vehicle parked...

OMG I live in the coldest spot of my country and the temperature only drops down to -5º during winter. How do the people who don't have garage do in your place to crank their vehicles up every morning after sitting outside with this temperatures?

IM TALKING ABOUT A DAILY DRIVER. I think I would choose keeping it garaged during winter season, because it would make it easier to start the engine up every morning after sitting in the cold overnight. At the end of the day, a daily driver spends the majority of its time parked overnight...