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Originally Posted by shufflerg-l
I recently purchased my 2001 Itasca Sun Cruiser and find that moisture inside the passenger side front glass. (stationary one)
Is there a quick fix?
Replacement necessary?
Where?
Shufflerg-l
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My quick fix was to order a sheet of 1/4" Lexan (not Plexiglass which will yellow). I took out the window and old pane, and cut the Lexan to fit. You would not know it was not a dual pane without a close inspection.
Replacement is only necessary if the offending window is in your view while driving (in my case I couldn't see out my right side mirror). Otherwise, if you don't mind the ugliness it's not necessary to replace.
As I recall, they can be professionally repaired at a couple of place in FL or CA. Do a search on "dual pane," "fogged windows," or "Lexan" and you should get a lot of hits.