MK5 Golf GTI
General => Random Chat => Topic started by: Jussa on January 16, 2013, 07:54:04 pm
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Just got into my wife's 2008 Nissan Note this evening and discovered the windscreen had ice on the inside as well as the outside. Never before have I experienced ice on the inside of a windscreen before, is this normal??? :confused:
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I have but it was under -10ºC. Heaven knows how it happens.
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I reckon it'll be the condensation freezing which was already on the inside of the windscreen, but I'm not an expert.
Nothing to worry about but you don't want it to keep happening such that there's a permanent build up of moisture.
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Yikes, nope I've never seen that either; conclusion must be either, very thin glass, an open window or some other ventilation into the cabin, condensation - perhaps air vents in the screen position and very cold wind...
I've been using one of these (http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00464RCB6/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00) over the last few nights, works very well, and fits the Golf well, probably a good fit for the Note too... take the chill off.
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:signLOL: well it's 0 or -1 here, nowhere near -10 :happy2:
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I reckon it'll be the condensation freezing which was already on the inside of the windscreen, but I'm not an expert.
Nothing to worry about but you don't want it to keep happening such that there's a permanent build up of moisture.
You're probably right Robin, I'll have to keep an eye out to check for any moisture next time I leave the car. Not sure what else it could be :confused:
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Yikes, nope I've never seen that either; conclusion must be either, very thin glass, an open window or some other ventilation into the cabin, condensation - perhaps air vents in the screen position and very cold wind...
I've been using one of these (http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00464RCB6/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00) over the last few nights, works very well, and fits the Golf well, probably a good fit for the Note too... take the chill off.
If I used one of these I can guarantee it wouldn't be there in the morning :signLOL:
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Ive had it a few times in vans and some cars. Normally what happens is the car gets condensation on the inside of the screen during the day and then as the temp drops it freezes
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I get this too! A quick spray of de-icer and a quick wipe with my hat and it's sorted. Make surel you have the recirc button pressed as well so non of the de - icer gets wasted. :happy2:
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I get this too! A quick spray of de-icer and a quick wipe with my hat and it's sorted. Make surel you have the recirc button pressed as well so non of the de - icer gets wasted. :happy2:
....Why did I immediately think of a Boob Beanie hat when I read this?
I don't think I should ask what else you wipe up with your hat!
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Well! The de icer asks a s a disenfectant too, so when I jet home I do my work tops as well. :pomppomp:
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Thanks for that information, TC - I now have visions of you doing the housework in a leather mini skirt like Freddie Mercury in Queen's video "I Want To Break Free" - Still a great track btw.
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I used to have to scrape the inside of the windows in my '67 bug.
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My very first car in 1999 was a (1986) Nova 1.2. I had to gas myself every winter morning by de-icing the insides as well.
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I get it a lot in my combo van but I just put it down to being a vauxhall!
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Must be a note thing!! I was shocked this morning when I got into my Note courtesy car to find more ice inside than out??? Thought I must have left the window open or something ???
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I used to have to scrape the inside of the windows in my '67 bug.
Same here in my '73 bug, great fun having to scrap ice off the windscreen while driving due to the fantastic heaters Beetles had
Any pool of moisture in the car will cause the inside of the windscreen to freeze
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The other halfs MG use to freeze inside also.
Thought i'd be nice one morning and de-ice the windscreen, but somehow managed to rip off the rear view mirror, which was bonded to the windscreen, cracking it :signLOL:
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I used to have to scrape the inside of the windows in my '67 bug.
....What did you expect when you steamed up all your windows in the first place?
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I used to have to scrape the inside of the windows in my '67 bug.
....What did you expect when you steamed up all your windows in the first place?
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Your wife's car you say :signLOL:
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I used to have to scrape the inside of the windows in my '67 bug.
I had to do all 3 of my Beetles , thats the only time Ive needed to though!