windshield keeps fogging?
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windshield keeps fogging?
I have a 2001 f350 psd, it has 94000 miles on it. I have been noticing lately that the inside of the windshield keeps getting a film on it, kind of like its fogging. I did wonder if its a leaking heater core but I dont smell anti-freeze at all. I dont smoke so I know its not from that. I will clean the darn windshield real good and the next thing I know its all filmy again and its kind of hard to get it all wiped off. Has anyone else had this problem, maybe it is a small heater core leak, thanks
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Wow... second or third thread on this issue in two days. Must be the season. I'm pricing out one for my truck right now because I can already smell the anti-freeze and want to get it done quickly.
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It is possible the drain is plugged. Any water on the floor in the passenger side? If not, it is most likely a heater core. They are pretty easy to change. I just did mine this past weekend. Check out this thread.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/4...ntifreeze.html
Good luck!
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/4...ntifreeze.html
Good luck!
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Along with my antifreeze odors in the cab, I'm beginning to smell a full system flush, extra filter installation, and new heater valve for improved A/C performance. I just hope it holds together until I can get all my parts to the house.
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Originally Posted by wilbur996
It is possible the drain is plugged. Any water on the floor in the passenger side? If not, it is most likely a heater core. They are pretty easy to change. I just did mine this past weekend. Check out this thread.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/4...ntifreeze.html
Good luck!
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/4...ntifreeze.html
Good luck!
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From: Port Murray, NJ
My floor is wet on the passenger side and I assume it was the heater core. What else could it be? What drain plugged? (please excuse me I am a newbie here!!) Thanks!