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My 2005 hyundai santa fe windows ice up on the inside and i have to scrape them,dealer said no coolant sys leaks,and air door is closing and the evap.drain is clear,what could it be ??? we livein wisconsin
Moisture from the snow on the floor.....probably soaked into the carpet....after you shut the car off it starts to evaporate and the condensation builds up on the windows.....then it freezes. knock the snow off your feet or get some thick rubber floor mats and dump them evry once in a while
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usually you will see coolant levels drop and the spots appear under the vehicle. The water pump has a small hole in the area of the shaft called a WEEP hole. The coolant starts dripping out of it when the busing inside the pump starts to wear. If you have to you can look under the car and see if there is any coolant on the undercarriage too.
I would be checking the intake for any leaks as far as vacuum leaks around intake gaskets injectors, pcv valve ect that is a lean code and even can set from exhaust leaks at flex pipe
Here are some possibilities: Faulty EVAP canister vent valve, EGR valve stuck open, intake manifold vacuum leak, fuel filter clogged, fuel pump weak, fuel pump inlet screen clogged due to ice crystals at bottom of fuel tank, throttle body gasket leak, idle air control valve faulty, MAP or MAF sensors faulty.
Is what the liquid plain water or coolant (water mixed with antifreeze). touch and smell the liquid, no smell = water, antifreeze smell and oily feel = coolant.
If plain water, could be Air Condition condensation dripping from condensation drain which is normal. (this drain is usually located near the center of the vehicle).
If coolant, could be leak(s) from: radiator, radiator hose, heater hose, water pump, engine freeze plug. A coolant system pressure test should show what is leaking.
This is from the factory service manual of your car:
There is no onboard programming procedure for this vehicle. This vehicle requires special equipment be connected to the vehicle to program the keyless remote. Translation you need the dealer to do this.
does not let window close all the way
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