[n813ca]

I live in FL and you can either cover the vent up or drive with your windshield wipers on all day. Lol

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[SPORTBIKES]

Originally Posted by JLSuperfly

Does this happen to anyone in California?

I'm in SoCal and my 2SS does it.

[CruzySS]

Umm..don't use the windshield vent!

[n813ca]

It doesn't matter the air escapes around the door

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[AdmAnt13]

Originally Posted by CruzySS

Umm..don't use the windshield vent!

What an ignorant answer. That's not what the issue is.. it's not user error.

[CruzySS]

I can replicate this problem only when the top vent is open otherwise I have no problem.

[Wheel Team 6]

Originally Posted by CruzySS

I can replicate this problem only when the top vent is open otherwise I have no problem.

How do you keep the air from escaping the top vents? I can't run my ac in any mode without having cold air escape the top of the dash and excessively fogging up the windshield. I have to adjust the air temp to no lower than 78 degrees and fan speed on low or it hammers the windshield to a point the outside has condensation covering 2/3rds of the windshield. Then I run wipers and constantly hit front windshield defrost on/off raising temperature to hot to remove the fogging/condensation on the outside of the windshield. Then lower temperature so that I'm not sweating. Then the fogging comes right back.

[RCF]

Originally Posted by Wheel Team 6

How do you keep the air from escaping the top vents? I can't run my ac in any mode without having cold air escape the top of the dash and excessively fogging up the windshield. I have to adjust the air temp to no lower than 78 degrees and fan speed on low or it hammers the windshield to a point the outside has condensation covering 2/3rds of the windshield. Then I run wipers and constantly hit front windshield defrost on/off raising temperature to hot to remove the fogging/condensation on the outside of the windshield. Then lower temperature so that I'm not sweating. Then the fogging comes right back.

That sucks! I only get a minor amount of condensation right above the vent with the a/c set to 72 when I first start up in the mornings. And I'm in 100% humid Houston... Once I'm outside my neighborhood and moving above 25mph, it disappears.

[Wheel Team 6]

Originally Posted by RCF

That sucks! I only get a minor amount of condensation right above the vent with the a/c set to 72 when I first start up in the mornings. And I'm in 100% humid Houston... Once I'm outside my neighborhood and moving above 25mph, it disappears.

Yeah this is the only complaint with my car fortunately. There isn't anything I have tried that works outside covering the dash vent completely while running the ac. Tampa Florida humidity is part of it I'm sure.

[n813ca]

If you read higher up they have come up with a fix. Unfortunately they have to rip your entire dash apart. I am thinking about it...

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[Wheel Team 6]

Originally Posted by n813ca

If you read higher up they have come up with a fix. Unfortunately they have to rip your entire dash apart. I am thinking about it...

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I am still waiting on my stealership to get back with me about it. I want it fixed as well.

[n813ca]

Stealership. I love it

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[SuperSteveSS]

My 17 ss does this every day. I really don't want the dealer to work on my car simply because I don't trust them. Has anybody fixed this themselves?

[TedJS]

Originally Posted by n813ca

If you read higher up they have come up with a fix. Unfortunately they have to rip your entire dash apart. I am thinking about it...

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That is not accurate. The preliminary published procedure requires removal of the windshield so that a tool and small camera can be fished down the duct to aid the technician in finding and removing the foam block.

Dealers are strongly encouraged to reinstall the windshield after completing the procedure.

Dash removal is unlikely at this point as both doors have to be taken off in order to remove the dash as an assembly.