 Foggy Gauges, Condensation inside gauges |
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| BeemerSteve |
 Jan 23 2016, 11:22 AM
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Member  Group: Members Posts: 239 Joined: 2-September 15 From: Van Zandt, Wa Member No.: 19,123 Region Association: Pacific Northwest  |
I recently noticed (car is new to me) that when I do drive it with to top off in 45deg weather that the gauges collect condensation inside. Is there a way to correct it from doing that?
My motorcycle does this too but only while the weather is colder and raining. Thanks!! |
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| RickS |
Jan 23 2016, 11:38 AM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 1,408 Joined: 17-April 06 From: 'False City', WA Member No.: 5,880 Region Association: None |
Try dropping the desiccant packets that come in pill bottles in the back. You may need to pry off the bezels on the fully sealed ones which is a PITA to take it apart and get to the back.
I did this on two 911s and it worked pretty. |
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