Moisture on inside of windshield etc. when cold/rainy

[cstorms]

I have a 2013 SR5 and have been having a problem with moisture building up on the inside of the windows over night. I live on the coast in Oregon so it is usually cold, damp and rainy. I was just wondering if anyone else has been experiencing an issue like this..

I found one other similar thread where someone was having this problem, but it was due to a leak from installing a roof rack.. I already talked to him, and I don't have a roof rack so it must be something else.

When the sun comes up and the car gets warm, all of the moisture disappears.. but there are noticeable dried water droplets on the inside of my windshield.. Is this something I should worry about/get checked out?

 

[Ducmonsta]

Take it to the dealer. It sounds as if your windshield gasket is defective. Are the droplets closer to the top of the windshield?

 

[cstorms]

im not sure, I will check it out tomorrow morning.. it seems like the whole windshield and even most of the side windows get some type of moisture build up.

 

[Antman]

Could be a sunroof leak as well. Good luck!

 

[dekeman]

I doubt you have a leak. If you've had the interior cleaned, or have water collected in your rubber mats (or your carpet mats are very damp from getting in an out), or frequently switch from a heated garage to a cold outside, you can fog up all the windows pretty fast. Try taking your mats into the house and leaving the truck in a heated garage somewhere to dry out completely overnight.

 

[mace.]

Run the AC on warm temp to draw the moisture out of the air.

 

[Durango24runner]

I live in the cold and experience the same thing. Can't fight nature.

 

[BigBluePile]

I had to have my windshield replaced to fix the same issue (it was leaking on the passenger side a-pillar).