Hello,
In the wintertime, my car suffers from immense condensation underneath the bonnet when left for more than a day. This causes the electrical system to ground and the car not to start.
This means every sunday, I have to wipe my ignition system dry and use damp start spray to get the engine running.
My question is, without covering the engine with a blanket when left, is there a way to stop this moisture building up such as maybe cutting a vent in the bonnet, or any other way?
In the wintertime, my car suffers from immense condensation underneath the bonnet when left for more than a day. This causes the electrical system to ground and the car not to start.
This means every sunday, I have to wipe my ignition system dry and use damp start spray to get the engine running.
My question is, without covering the engine with a blanket when left, is there a way to stop this moisture building up such as maybe cutting a vent in the bonnet, or any other way?
Dec 15, 2008 at 10:42 AM
