2017 Honda Accord sunroof is freezing like water glacier

Asked by Gary_666 Jan 31, 2017 at 02:02 AM about the 2017 Honda Accord Sport FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have 2017 Honda Accord and when the temp drops, the sunroof turns
frozen with some water frozen droplets also windows are fogging up all the
time in winters. Checked with Honda, sunroof is not clogged.

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Gary_666 answered 7 years ago

But it freezes from inside and when weather warms up, you can see huge water droplets on sunroof inside. I'll show some pictures. Yes I do have garage but other vehicles parks inside.

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Barb answered 7 years ago

Make sure that you are taking in air from the OUTSIDE and not just recirculating the air within the car. There's a setting for this on your heater/AC controls. When you just recirculate the air, there is no where for humidity (from you breathing) to go, so it collects on the inside of the windows.

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