Mopar Muscle Association UK

Condensation mate. Many clever people have done studies into it. You wont stop in really. Its different temperatures meeting on either side of the same surface with moisture present. You could put a tubular heater in your garage to take the chill off the air, and put some little bags of Silica gel inside the car to absorb whats left. That will do for starters.

Clivey,he just said it lives outdoors

If it lives outside with not much use in the winter i would pull the carpets out , cos it' leaking somewhere to cause condensation.

Run a pair of heating pipes out there & stick a rad in it.

Park it facing south or west, sounds like it gets no sun at all

extension lead.. dehumidifier on the back seat, sorted

Someone gave me a dehumidifier today

My guess is the car is leaking water into it, trunk, screens or the wiper spindles. Bet the carpets and floorpans are soaking...........

Not really Pete, mine doesnt leak and i get Mould on the plastic door panels, that just wipes off,
And thats in a garage, windows open on the car ??

I've been told that a few bowls full of dishwasher salt in the car helps dry it out out...may be worth a shot?

save up all those packets of silica gel that you get in electronic equipment and put them inside : )

WillDatsun wrote:save up all those packets of silica gel that you get in electronic equipment and put them inside : )

I have a silica gel cartridge in mine. £3 from woolworths.

As Pete said , prob the wiper spindles , might wanna check the screen also , good luck.

Once Silica Gel is white it has absorbed all the moisture it can. You can recharge, as it were, by putting the bags in a low heat oven to dry out the crystals.