frost on the inside?? - Honda Prelude Forum

SiLudeH23A · 02-11-2002, 08:00 PM

when i left work today there was frost on the edges of my windsheld. i thought it was on the outside till i touched it and it scraped off. the car was in my garage until 3:00pm then it sat outside for 6 hours. all my windows were up and the sun roof was closed. recently i have had a little rattle in my sunroof, is there some kind of lining that is worn out or something. can anyone tell me why there is frost on the inside of my car. im in PA and its real cold today but ive never had anyother car do this. this is the first winter ive had my lude so im not sure what is bad and what is normal please help me out.

Jape · 02-12-2002, 02:46 AM

mines doing the same thing on the rear deck... can't wait to hear the answer to this one.

Prelude2War · 02-12-2002, 04:37 AM

Move to somewhere hotter

LoudLude · 02-12-2002, 11:11 AM

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Originally posted by SiLudeH23A
when i left work today there was frost on the edges of my windsheld. i thought it was on the outside till i touched it and it scraped off. the car was in my garage until 3:00pm then it sat outside for 6 hours. all my windows were up and the sun roof was closed. recently i have had a little rattle in my sunroof, is there some kind of lining that is worn out or something. can anyone tell me why there is frost on the inside of my car. im in PA and its real cold today but ive never had anyother car do this. this is the first winter ive had my lude so im not sure what is bad and what is normal please help me out.

That is wierd. The only thing I can think of is you were driving it with your heat on, condensation (fog) formed on the edges of your window, then when you parked it it got so cold so fast it froze.

Mark94 · 02-12-2002, 11:34 AM

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Originally posted by LoudLude

That is wierd. The only thing I can think of is you were driving it with your heat on, condensation (fog) formed on the edges of your window, then when you parked it it got so cold so fast it froze.

Makes sense to me.

Mark

Frost_White94Si · 02-12-2002, 11:38 AM

i also live in PA so i know what you are going through... one night i kinda forgot to close my sunroof and it decided to rain... then it got cold the next day, thick frost the whole way across the inside of the windshield. just a small amt. of moisture inside your car (were your floormats fairly wet?) will get into the air and then stick to your winshield and then come nightfall will turn to frost... its not a big deal just wait for warmer weather to come... leave the windows open on a nice warm day and it will dry out..