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Originally Posted by wyd_trkr
Your dealership is correct in assuming it happens to most Gen6 Camaro's. However, the higher the AC Temperature Setting you set it, the Less Condensation Builds up on the Windshield, for those of you that do not know, nor have figured this out yet. Living in Florida, I run my AC on a Hot Day at 70-73 Degrees on Start Up on my Climate Control setup, then when the car cools down I usually set it up to 74-75 Degrees and get little to no Condensation on my Windshield. So go figure, as everyone will have a different response to this on going problem.
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You may be right about your car but you are incorrect about mine. If you look at the pictures and my previous posts as well as pictures you will see outside temp was 87 with my ac is set to 77 (10 degree swing) torso vents only fan speed low. The air coming out of the torso vents is noticeably warm however the upper dash leakage the air is literally like my deep freezer when opening it up. My dealership lead technician not only acknowledges this but brought it up along with me in our observations. I don't know how much more I can turn the AC up maybe say 85 while sweating here in the Florida heat.
Meanwhile driving my old Chevy truck ac wide open comfortable as a mofo without any fogging whatsoever. I wish people would realize this is not something we're doing or not doing as in running down to vatozone for some rain X fog X or simply turning our ac up to barely below outside temperatures. This is a physical defect in some of our cars.