Ice on inside my windshield.

Asked by YosemitePaul Dec 20, 2012 at 09:56 PM about the 2002 Hyundai Accent GL Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Ok this morning i found that i had ice form on the inside of my windshield.

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It's cold and the water from your floor mats condenses on the windows.

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CHECK ALL WEATHER STRIPPING AROUND DOORS,IF YOU ARE DRIVING A CONVERTIBLE,THE TOP NEEDS TO BE SPRAYED WITH WATER REPELLENT.aaacar

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If your windshield was ever replaced, which based on the age of the vehicle, may have been, than it would be an improper seal at the base of the windshield. I would suggest calling the windshield replacement company if you have a lifetime warranty and let them know that it has a leak.

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the window could have been cracked open as well and that could account for the moisture on the windshield

This also happens in my 2015 Accent; the FIRST time I have seen this although I have had 4 previous Accents. How can this possibly be caused by moisture when I have never experienced it before?

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