Need dome advice here,

 

2 months ago the heater matrix was changed, by mistake a new one was not re-fitted, since then the windscreen and both drivers and passengers side windows all have condensation on the inside.

Since the heater matrix was changed there is no hot air coming out the vents at the top of the centre console, it will blast up to the windscreen and also down by your feet but not into the car from the top vents.

Any suggestions?

Need dome advice here,

 

2 months ago the heater matrix was changed, by mistake a new one was not re-fitted, since then the windscreen and both drivers and passengers side windows all have condensation on the inside.

Since the heater matrix was changed there is no hot air coming out the vents at the top of the centre console, it will blast up to the windscreen and also down by your feet but not into the car from the top vents.

Any suggestions?

 

 

just check that the ducting is there and its seated correctly ant the back of it.

yeah, also make sure the the ducts are opening as they should, sure there's a write up somewhere on here where you can see the cabling and stuff...

By mistake a new one was not refitted? So you have no heater matrix?

No heating on a cold day will make the windows mist up.

 

Two options;

 

1.) get the heater matrix back in. Or

2.) Don't breath when your driving.

 

tbh, the first is probably easier to do..

Need dome advice here,

 

2 months ago the heater matrix was changed, by mistake a new one was not re-fitted, since then the windscreen and both drivers and passengers side windows all have condensation on the inside.

Often the case after a leaking matrix is changed is the carpets are still holding water from the leak.

 

Since the heater matrix was changed there is no hot air coming out the vents at the top of the centre console,

 

If it is a series 1 then thats normal

 

it will blast up to the windscreen and also down by your feet but not into the car from the top vents.

Any suggestions?

 

 

I take it you either refitted the old one or fitted a used one? either way you need to check if it is leaking or not, are you loosing water? if not then its likely the low temperatures and previous wet interior is the problem, also at the moment the humidity is around 80% which will mist up a car windows very easily.

 

Jeff TT

Edited December 22, 201311 yr by JeffTT