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I know that condensation/water in the cubby box is well covered on here but I find that if I wedge something under the hinged cover to keep it ajar the problem is not as bad. Int's definately condensation in my case, the bare plastic underside of the cover is covered with water droplets on a chilly morning but the carpet liner is bone dry. I was toying with the idea of getting the underside of the cover flock sprayed to see if that would help. Other than the anti-condensation crystal packs does anyone have any suggestions.
yes john.petrol and a match.:D:D
 
It is possible that there is some dampness, as when I lifted the mats at the front, there seems to be a small amount of moisture on the underside. Feeling the carpet, it was hard to tell if it is damp, as it is fairly cold this morning.

Certainly not sodden.
 
i find that the FL is a very "damp" car

there is always condensation on the plastic in the footwells

for such a big interior volume i wonder if the heating and ventilation system is really adequate

Best solution would be to keep it in the garage if possible
 
i find that the FL is a very "damp" car

there is always condensation on the plastic in the footwells

for such a big interior volume i wonder if the heating and ventilation system is really adequate

Best solution would be to keep it in the garage if possible

Errrrr, what garage? The dealers? :lol:

I have a drive.....
 
ur lucky u have a drive i have a street....


so whats the best ideas for helping my problem if the heaters i listed are no good
 
ur lucky u have a drive i have a street....


so whats the best ideas for helping my problem if the heaters i listed are no good
It's a Land Rover, they are not meant to go out in the rain:rolleyes:
You could put a dehumidifier in it, when my P38 was leaking, a dehumidifier pulled 3 litres of water out in 24 hours:eek:
 

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