Originally Posted by Kit and Kat
Hi,
Thanks, I'm sure you are right.. the odd thing is that it happens about ten mins after you start out, and thats after warming the car for ten mins.. the annoying thing is that we have a top end Volvo, and we never ever have a problem with it.. it seems to confirm your theory, my thought now is that not enough air is expelled from the inside of the car even though it not being recycled..
Interesting..... on your usual drive do you have any sort of elevation changes? I used to have a commute where I'd have to drive through a higher elevation and I could almost always count on a weird type of flash-over of fog in certain types of weather either at the elevation or passing through it. This was not in a Crossfire mind you, just trying to think outside the box (car) if you will.
Also, regarding the comments of trying to cool the car down at night... this might be an excellent task for REST. Once you arrive home for the night and shut off your car, set the temp to cold and to defrost (???) and press the REST button. This will run the fan for 30 minutes and I would think cool off the car.
Good luck, I hope you get the problem resolved.
