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They don't shut off completely, but they shouldn't leak that bad. Perhaps the flappers are out of calibration.One more note - the Cruze's dash top vents are always open, even if you're pointing the air elsewhere.
When the temperature and moisture level outside are greater than inside the car, moisture will condense on the exterior of the car glass. In this situation, the trick is to increase the temperature on the inside of the car to accumulate less moisture on the outside. Keep the following tips in mind:I've had my Cruze for about a year now, and overall it's fine. However, at certain temperatures/humidity levels, the outside of the windshields steams up badly. I can run the wipers, but it comes back instantly. Defroster doesn't seem to work. Anyone else experience this?
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See Blue Angels post about the recirculate damper. Search for FIX: excessive moisture or something of the sort.I have alsways had a problem with my inside windows fogging up during the winter. Especially the rear sides, even when the defroster is on for an hour.