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Last winter I got frost buildup on the inside of my windscreen, just started again tonight. Does this mean there's a bad seal somewhere letting moisture into the car, or is it just something I have to live with?

It's much less than on the outside, but it's a bugger to scrape off as it takes time and just lands all over the dash/seats

that would be my best bet mate...

no car should have frost on the inside of the windows :S

ouch ... check all your seals .. doors ,windows,sunroof ,(if applicable) .. time consuming but you probably will find a damaged seal and they are dead easy to replace 2

my mums range rover did this

but she left the window open like a mellon only a bit

but it was mingin and took me like an hour to get it all out lol

you can get a moisture mate from halfords.
bout 3 quid
it sucks the moisture out of the air.

and it may be a simple case of you have got in the car wet and its come off your shoes and into the carpet

my mate had this in his megane, he worked out it was a wet fleece behind his chair. took out the coat, eventually the car drys out and problem sorted.

try making sure nothing in the car is wet etc!

hope you get it sorted!!

petert07 wrote:my mate had this in his megane, he worked out it was a wet fleece behind his chair. took out the coat, eventually the car drys out and problem sorted.

try making sure nothing in the car is wet etc!

hope you get it sorted!!

Thats a good shout. I had an old mini as my first car, one morning i had frost on the inside sh!t me pants, turnt out to be a rag i used to stop frost on the outside of the windscreen. The rag was wet and i had just thrown it behind my seat. Defo worth having a look to see if you have any damp items kicking about the car