I noticed that when my F-Type is parked in the sun after a cold night, some moisture builds up in the car itself: the windows are damp on the inside.
So my question: is there enough ventilation when the car is parked? I checked the ventilation openings left and right, they are open. But do I miss something somewhere an opening?
Interior ventilation and moisture
Have a look at this.....
viewtopic.php?f=21&t=5123
Also, taken from the JEC website......”The Pingi car dehumidifier offers a quick and easy way to remove dampness from your car, caravan, motorhome or boat. It's your best choice against fogged up windshields and other moisture related products. The Pingi attracts the excess humidity in your vehicle like a magnet. The absorbed water is safely retained without ever leaking out during use."
https://jec.org.uk/shop/car-dehumidifier
Although currently showing out of stock on the above link, it can be bought from Amazon etc.
viewtopic.php?f=21&t=5123
Also, taken from the JEC website......”The Pingi car dehumidifier offers a quick and easy way to remove dampness from your car, caravan, motorhome or boat. It's your best choice against fogged up windshields and other moisture related products. The Pingi attracts the excess humidity in your vehicle like a magnet. The absorbed water is safely retained without ever leaking out during use."
https://jec.org.uk/shop/car-dehumidifier
Although currently showing out of stock on the above link, it can be bought from Amazon etc.
2016MY V6S Coupe RWD Auto 380PS Supercharged
Rhodium Silver
Panoramic Glass Roof
Sports Seats (heated) in Jet Leather
Seat Memory Pack 2 (14x14 way)
Powered Tailgate (open & close)
Reverse Park Camera with Guidance
Front Parking Aid
Rhodium Silver
Panoramic Glass Roof
Sports Seats (heated) in Jet Leather
Seat Memory Pack 2 (14x14 way)
Powered Tailgate (open & close)
Reverse Park Camera with Guidance
Front Parking Aid
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