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condensation in me van (dripping on me tools)

A country home · 2009-12-31 11:11:36

hi all, not long using the van, but as the winter gets worse and worse i notice more and more condensation on the roof inside the van sometimes dripping:(, (in the back). question, is this normal, and if not, is there a fix? cheers

31-12-2009 12:11pm

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A country home

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hi all,

not long using the van, but as the winter gets worse and worse i notice more and more condensation on the roof inside the van sometimes dripping:(, (in the back).

question,

is this normal,

and if not, is there a fix?

cheers

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#2 31-12-2009 12:21pm

Tipsy Mac

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I'd say the seals around the back door or sliding door may be clogged with dirt, try clearing them. If that's not the case put a newspaper or two in the back and they will soak the moisture up in the air.

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#3 31-12-2009 12:23pm

Victor

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Make sure the van is properly ventilated, especially last thing in the evening. If you are confident there is no leak, all the condensation is coming from either passengers and any wet material you have in the van.

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#4 31-12-2009 12:30pm

E39MSport

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Hi.

There's a tread a couple of pages back about condensation in cars. Some good advice in there.

Cheers,

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#5 31-12-2009 12:34pm

funkyjebus

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Try using my;)

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