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Condensation Inside Vehicle

Discussion in 'Gen 3 Prius Main Forum' started by Friendlyx, Jan 12, 2019.

  1. BZzap!

    BZzap! Senior Member

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    With the windows in the down position, the upper window frame can be easily tweaked in by pulling it in from the top corner. Or, you can put a block of wood in the door jam at the striker and push the window frame in. I have to caution you, that you have to be gentle, though. It doesn’t take much to move the frame inward.
     
  2. ChapmanF

    ChapmanF Senior Member

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    It snowed inside my car! :)

    The condensation reached the inside of the windshield and froze, this time in the form of snowflakes for whatever reason, and snowed down onto the dash.

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    Yes, that snow's all on the inside of the glass, and you can see some of it on the dash. Once I started up the car and got the defogger blowing on the windshield, it turned into a regular Interior Wizard-Blizzard.
     
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  3. Friendlyx

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    Update: I just started the process of removing the carpet as I haven't had time with school. I need some help and am wondering if any of you guys could help.

    I basically need to remove the "middle console" (someone correct me if i'm wrong) to remove the carpet. How do i do this?

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    Also how do i remove the panels which are next to the seat belts?


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    Lastly, how do i remove the panel next to the parking brake on both sides?


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    Pictures attached, thanks!