S70 windshield fogs up

You may have a leaky heater core, does the engine lose any coolant?

The AC drain is a good thing to check too, unfortunately I don't know where it is on your car either.

Make sure it isn't in "recirculate" mode.

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I had once the same problem, when the pollen filter apparently was flooded because of clogged water draining outlets ib the area under the screen. It took some time until the incoming air had dried the filter. Another symptom then was also that when taking in air from outside, the air stream from the jets inside was much weaker than usual. After opening up the clogged 2 draining hoses the problem was gone. Franz47

Franz,

Could you please tell me where the pollen filter is - is it the same filter as the cabin air filter (under the hood close to passenger side)? And were the drain hoses are located? I'll check it in my car.

Thank you,

Henry

Franz,

Could you please tell me where the pollen filter is - is it the same filter as the cabin air filter (under the hood close to passenger side)? And were the drain hoses are located? I'll check it in my car.

Thank you,

Henry

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I have an 850 TDI station wagon, so I am not sure about the position of the filters in the S70. Here they call the air intake filter also pollen filter, so I used this expression. Yes, it is under the hood in the area between lower border of the windscreen and the barrier to prevent water go into the engine compartment. There is a lid, which can be removed, therunder the pollen filter. The draining hoses are attached to two draining holes right an left where water drains to from the screen. Pouring a bit of water should show the way where it wants to go to find the holes. Several times a year I have to open them because they get clogged by debris.

Have you tried