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Old 02-15-2017, 12:57 PM   #5
jpmihalk
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I would try adding some silicone sealer around the top edge of the rubber seal just to be sure. However, it is more than likely due to condensation... we have had a few mornings much like that where we start out driving and the next thing you know, there is water dripping from the top of the windshield (even on a new unit.) As Beacher pointed out, the fans will help with that.
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