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cabin fog & emissions code -- related? 850 1996

posted by  KlausC on  Tue Mar 19 15:09 CST 2013
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Not related. Depending on the P0nnn code for the EVAP leak, your mechanic might need to do a smoke test on the system to find the leak. There are NO vacuum lines that come into the cabin.

Severe humidity could be a water leak coming in through the windshield, sunroof, or door, or it could be a leaking heater core. The next time it happens, lower the driver's window about 1/2 inch while driving - that lets the humid air escape.
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