Condensation in car interior

I am getting heavy condensation inside my Volvo 940 Estate (1996) after a period of approximately one week of the car not being driven. Can you suggest a method of controlling/eliminating this problem? It appears to be mainly a winter occurance.

Asked on 24 December 2011 by apmoss

Answered by Honest John

You've got a leak. Might be through the door seals. Might be through the door membranes. Might be through the pollen filter due to blocked bulkhead vent well drains. Might be due to failed sunroof drains. Might be due to failed screen seals.

Tags: interiors condensation winter

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