Do you park on a hill? Mine does this too with the factory windshield at 30k miles. I do live in Seattle so it’s always some shape of wet here…I do park on a hill as my driveway is steep fwiw.
I am in Sacramento, California and temps get to mid 30s at night but noticed this happens in any temperatures under like 55. Car is on a driveway, nothing super steep though and has happened while parked on a flat surface as well so I don’t think that’s the issue.Do you park on a hill? Mine does this too with the factory windshield at 30k miles. I do live in Seattle so it’s always some shape of wet here…I do park on a hill as my driveway is steep fwiw.
I guess I’m a little confused on how the heater core would cause this issue.You might have the heater core going out.
Not a heavy winter climate. Cold gets to a low of like mid 30s and no crazy rain per say. This happens even when it does not rain. I have yet to find noticeable water spots but also have not pulled the mats yet tbhWhat floor mats do you use? Do you live in a winter/snow climate? If you do, pull your floor mats and lift-up your front driverside carpet, How much water is under it....
If there is water, invest in floor liners.....
Heater cores typically do this when they go out.Hello,
I am running into an issue where every time it gets cold outside, it seems that water starts to build up on the inside of the windshield. Only happens on the front windshield and none of the other windows.
This would make sense if it was raining and I had a clogged sunroof drain or something however this happens even when there is no rain. Looks like the previous owner has repaired the windshield so I’m thinking it could be a faulty install maybe. Have also seen talks of the heater core but the build up is not oily.
Anyone else encounter anything like this and have any pointers?
Vehicle is a 2012 CTSV Sedan with about 70k if that matters.