WHY ARE MY WINDOWS FOGGING UP INSIDE?

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Asked by starkmen Nov 26, 2014 at 06:28 PM about the 2007 Chrysler 300 RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So, this winter all my windows have been fogging up after a few minutes of driving. if I'm
parked and its running they don't fog up. Last winter my windows didn't fog up once. some
people have suggested checking the cabin air filter, but i don't have one equipped. any
suggestion as to what the problem might be?

4 Answers

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thanks ill definitely look at that for sure! all the seals seem to be ok but ill look.

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I keep the car in the garage, it is never parked outside, still coughing up.

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Your heater core may not be sealing or has a minor leak. Mine is doing it to the point i have water on the inside above each vent.

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