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You live in a cold climate and your windows are frosting up on the inside, right? What does it mean? It means you've got a source of moisture in the car. If you leave your windows "cracked" that would be a possible cause. If you have an open bottle of water in the car that would do it too. Wet clothing left in the back seat, wet dogs that have dampn'd your upholstery, etc...
Sometimes, however, the heater core (the little radiator that makes the heat in your car work, it's usually inside the dashboard), will develope a leak...adding moisture from your main radiator to the interior of your car.
Check your coolant level first. You live in a cold climate and your windows are frosting up on the inside, right? What does it mean? It means you've got a source of moisture in the car. If you leave your windows "cracked" that would be a possible cause. If you have an open bottle of water in the car that would do it too. Wet clothing left in the back seat, wet dogs that have dampn'd your upholstery, etc...
Sometimes, however, the heater core (the little radiator that makes the heat in your car work, it's usually inside the dashboard), will develope a leak...adding moisture from your main radiator to the interior of your car.
Check your coolant level first.
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