condensation in my dash
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condensation in my dash
Hey guys. So about a week or so ago we had some really bad rain here and I got stuck trying to get outside of my neighborhood and had to drive through flooding that went almost up to my head lights. That was then and I've since cleaned everything and my car is fine.
One problem remains though. I ended up getting what looks like condensation in my gauges. Is there a way I can fix this without having to take my dash apart?
One problem remains though. I ended up getting what looks like condensation in my gauges. Is there a way I can fix this without having to take my dash apart?
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Hey guys. So about a week or so ago we had some really bad rain here and I got stuck trying to get outside of my neighborhood and had to drive through flooding that went almost up to my head lights. That was then and I've since cleaned everything and my car is fine.
One problem remains though. I ended up getting what looks like condensation in my gauges. Is there a way I can fix this without having to take my dash apart?
One problem remains though. I ended up getting what looks like condensation in my gauges. Is there a way I can fix this without having to take my dash apart?
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Your carpets must have gotten wet, especially the driver's side, and that moisture has risen up to your dash area. I suggest checking for wetness under your carpeting and trying to dry it out, possibly by just keeping the windows cracked open when possible. You can easily pull off that bezel in front of your gauges just using your hands without any tools, then you can just wipe it dry. It just snaps into place. It may be easier if you first adjust your steering column lower. Good luck!
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