Water on windows
09-25-06, 07:07 PM
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Water on windows
Well I will post the topic first, after I wash my car and dry it off "perfectly" and roll down the windows then back up they are covered in water. First this looks awful after it dries and sucks cuz I just washed my car and secondly it makes me wonder if water is getting in the car door! 
. My solution has be to just keep the windows up until I think it has completely dried, but I’m not sure if this is just a little bit of water that is on the window sill or a little bit of water is actually getting in the car door. Thanks for your replies in advance.
This is my first post if you have not notice so I will shortly introduce my self. My name is Ed L. from Oshkosh WI, Long time read of the forums, well since I got my sc300 in May. Its a green automatic with 94k miles everything seems to be in real good condition except for a lil of the under body from northern winters and it needs a bit of body work. I got some great plans for it when I graduate and actually have some money for non-practical mods
. My solution has be to just keep the windows up until I think it has completely dried, but I’m not sure if this is just a little bit of water that is on the window sill or a little bit of water is actually getting in the car door. Thanks for your replies in advance.This is my first post if you have not notice so I will shortly introduce my self. My name is Ed L. from Oshkosh WI, Long time read of the forums, well since I got my sc300 in May. Its a green automatic with 94k miles everything seems to be in real good condition except for a lil of the under body from northern winters and it needs a bit of body work. I got some great plans for it when I graduate and actually have some money for non-practical mods
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09-25-06, 08:14 PM
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wait a while and then roll down your windows, every car does that.
good excuse to use your a/c anyway, or if its nice outside, just open up your sunroof, that thing is there for a reason, haha
good excuse to use your a/c anyway, or if its nice outside, just open up your sunroof, that thing is there for a reason, haha
09-26-06, 09:46 AM
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nah, this has happened to every car i've owned, even my 2001 galant that i bought in 2001 with 10 miles on it, brand new. i have always thought of putting electrical tape around the entire window. then drying the car 100%, then taking the tape off and seeing if that help.
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