997 condensation issues
Discussion
I collected my 997 yesterday - no pics as I've been busy driving it/scaring family and friends 
However, I have notice problems with condensation immediately after parking up. Yesterday was quite cool and damp out, and I had the blower on about 23, but all of the windows would mist up about 5 mins after parking up.
Any suggestions? Are there drain channels I should check? Car is a coupe with a sunroof.

However, I have notice problems with condensation immediately after parking up. Yesterday was quite cool and damp out, and I had the blower on about 23, but all of the windows would mist up about 5 mins after parking up.
Any suggestions? Are there drain channels I should check? Car is a coupe with a sunroof.
If it's a gen 1 car, chances are that the engine is about to let go, and a replacement will cost slightly more than the car is now worth second hand, even if it was an absolute minter with 12 years of OPC warranty remaining - which actually isn't worth the paper is written on.
On the upside, if you could video your wife in the drivers seat and post a link to you tube, them all will be fine as everyone will be green with envy anyway - despite your Porsche problems.

On the upside, if you could video your wife in the drivers seat and post a link to you tube, them all will be fine as everyone will be green with envy anyway - despite your Porsche problems.

Windymiller said:
Interesting development... rear carpets feel a little damp, though that could just be surface condensation. However I dropped the rear seatbacks earlier and found this on both sides... any idea?
That looks like bleach damage - has someone possibly wet and dried the interior, but failed to dry it our properly after? My 997 never misted up from memory and I had the sunroof option as well. Check all the vent grills / pipes for blockages, if these are ok and your aircon is working properly then try and keep the aircon on as much as possible to dry out the air in the cabin. That should solve it - but the carpets are damp it can take ages to dry - getting the interior properly cleaned and dried.
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