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by Joske Vermeule, September 1
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A rookie question from this recent S4 acquirer: I've noticed that the dashboard dials mist up when I put the heater on (I know, a thoroughbred Morgan owner shouldn't need a heater) and I may be connecting two unrelated events but does anyone have any ideas for correcting the cause. I'm guessing the warmer months will dry out any condensation but it would be good to find the source of the problem.  David
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le Asbo du Bling Talk Morgan Addict
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David,
I had the same issue on my S4, I raised this at the cars first service and seems to have been fine since. Not sure what was done though.
I've thought about it and can recall vaguely being told the issue is linked to the wiper jets, and water entering around the bulkhead.
John
Last edited by asbojohn; 05/04/10 05:05 PM. Reason: remembered why
Slowly going green
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Thanks John. I've got to go up to the factory in the next couple of weeks so I'll give them the problem.
David
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It sounds as though you are experiencing the 'Morgan' Misting Problem that everyone seems to get. Our new Roadster does the same with the heater on. The recommended fix seems to be having a small hole drilled in the back of the casing. I'll suffer the misting for now. 
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