Car won't start sometimes and is full of condensation.
Have left the car only twice for 7 & 5 days and it failed to start both times , been checked out by Volkswagon who can't identify any problem. Also have ongoing problem with excessive condensation, also checked by them and nothing identified.
Concerned to leave the car again. It's still under warranty.
Concerned to leave the car again. It's still under warranty.
Asked on 10 September 2012 by harry123
Answered by
Honest John
Excessive condensation inside? If so must be a leak into the cabin, probably via the pollen filter, and that could have put moisture into the ECU.
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