Hi, Guest
10-19-2005, 05:04 PM
I had the same problem in winter only with the old focus, but it was due to everyone not removing snow off their shoes, and well it melted into the carpets and it made it's way to the windows.
Best thing I can say is let the car run for a little while with the heat on both the floor and windows, and it should help out in drying the car up a bit. If this dose not work, call ford and have them investigate the problem.
Side Note: After all the damage in the south, and flouding from all the hurricanes, Don't be afraid to run a CARFAX check on any car recently as most crooks out there will dry out these cars and resell them on the open market out of state, and yes some of these cars do end up in Canada. That's if she bought it used.
Best thing I can say is let the car run for a little while with the heat on both the floor and windows, and it should help out in drying the car up a bit. If this dose not work, call ford and have them investigate the problem.
Side Note: After all the damage in the south, and flouding from all the hurricanes, Don't be afraid to run a CARFAX check on any car recently as most crooks out there will dry out these cars and resell them on the open market out of state, and yes some of these cars do end up in Canada. That's if she bought it used.
I was the only member on this board with a Yellow Focus Sedan, and a 2002+ Euro Facelift on a sedan.