jeepinjack

How did my dash get so frosted? Windows closed.. geeze

jksteve2013

lots of moisture the day before? was it humid during th day?

SKTN Rubi

Good trick is to run the ac for a couple minutes. Defrost works, but a/c will dry out the interior air before you have to get out REALLY fast. And run it on the recirculating option. Don't bring in more outside cool damp air!

jshizzle

This happened to me a few weeks ago, but with dew, not frost (it doesn't get cold enough here). I had left a load of firewood in the back of my rig the night before. The moisture had condensed all over the interior overnight because of the colder temps outside of the Jeep. Took the firewood out that day and the problem went away.

I would imagine the same thing could happen with just about any moisture source... wet seats/floor mats. However, it doesn't seem to happen if I just leave a cup of water.

BNS4X4VR

check for leaks. The carpets are probably wet. You may have to pull them out to dry them as well as mop up any moisture you may find under the carpet. Happened to me two weeks ago

jeepinjack

cant tell if the carpets are wet..its 8 degrees out lol i wiped the dash down with a towel and it was fine...seats arent wet at all just the plastic on the dash was frosted.. it was strange to see.

notsoricer

This has been my seatbelt the past few days lol

10JKUsah

X2, I woke up to the same thing. The picture doesn't do it justice to how much was inside. Is been below zero for the last couple days, it dipped to the 20s yesterday and then back to -5 again last night. Time to chip all the ice off the floor liners I guess.

rsbmg

What is this "frost" you speak of?
Just checked the weather report its going to get down to 43 tonight!
I may even have to close the windows to the house!

AC/DC

Wow that looks cold!! Glad I live in Phoenix. It was 70 today.