You have to heat the windscreen in order to make the water dissolve into the air again.
When the screen gets too cold, the air directly around it inside the car will also be cooled. The maximum degree of humidity of air depends on its temperature, and the cooler it gets, the less water it is able to contain. Therefore water that can not dissolve in the air will condensate - on your screen. Heat it up and it will dissolve again.
More than likely the heater core is leaking coolant. Replacement of heater core is all you can do with that.
The coolant valve to the heater sits above the heater matrix on the inlet pipes. It can be accessed from under the bonnet near the bulkhead below the windscreen.
No, there'no other way. If your car has no aircon the job is does not take to long and isn't too difficult - wth aircon that's another story... Alternatively you can bypass the heater element in the engine room, tricky because theres little space but possible
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depending on the year, mines 2007,its in the dashboard on the drivers side, little flap, 7th fuse down 10amp.
You might have a small leak in your heater core, had that problem with my 96 Jetta. Had to replace it.
It would greatly depend on the ambient temperature and the humidity of the atmosphere you are driving though.
under bonnet behind windscreen washer bottle inside the black heater motor box you need to take wind screen bottle and arm atture to get at it
Because there is much in the house that runs on electricity. Lights, fridge/freezer, the kitchen range. water heater. TV, wi-fi, aircon etc etc
You remove the heater core by removing the entire dash assembly.Remove, glove box, centre console, top dash pad, dash facia, headunit sorround, all aircon controls etc etc, then remove the HVAC unit which has the heater core inside it, HVAC can be removed once 5 bolts are removed from the engone bay holding it in place and heater hoses disconnected from the heater core,note - coolant must be flushed first, and aircon gas must be removed
A block heater for a Honda Accord helps to quickly raise the temperature of the car to the proper heat level. This allows for a quicker engine start-ups.
If it is a electric water heater, then one of the heating elements are burned out.