I have a funny feeling that the air ducts that let the air OUT of my car are covered with something Because I get a steamy rear window (no I am not on air recycle) The air comes in the car but where does it leave the car ?? I suspect the boot ?? Stu

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As far as I know, there are air ducts on side walls next to rear glass, but destination of these is unknown to me. However, in trunk on right side, under rear light, there is huge air exit covered with thin rubber (picture), so I suppose that air from cabin goes into trunk and then out.
Foggy rear window is normal, because warm air in front absorbes certain ammount of water wapour, especially if there is some snow or water on floor mats, and then gets in contact with cold glass in rear parts of car, and then water condenses.

Hi Keka
Sorry about my late reply .I suppose you are right about the cold and warm .We even get it on our windows in the house eh
anyway thanks for taking the trouble to take those Photographs
Stu

Stu that steamy rear window is quite normal in winter and fall, just turn on the window heater.

I seem to always get it in carparks though !!!!!! LOL
Stu

Steamy windows are reported frequently in the MCV as well. The air ducts to let the air out are very similar to the ones as used on the sedan, although in case of the MCV there seems to be no direct open connection to the interiour:

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Anyone who knows how Dacia has organized the ventilation in the MCV and the air outlet in particular..?

[ Ger ]

This post has been edited by Ger Nijkamp: 14 Jan 2008, 13:55