gwartney
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- First Name
- Jeff
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- Nov 5, 2019
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- Prosper, TX
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- 2019 Ford Ranger Lariat
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This is probably not a systemic problem since I don't find it mentioned anywhere on here but I'm going to ask anyway. 2019 Ranger Lariat. Due to pandemic and health problems it has sat in my garage with the windows rolled up for most of its' life. The garage gets hot but the Ranger hasn't had much exposure to the Texas sun.
I have recently been able to drive it again and it has a thick coating of goo on the inside windshield. It's so bad that I really shouldn't drive it from dusk until daylight. It is not from a broken heater core and Antifreeze. I believe it is from the dash and plastics off gassing with nowhere to go since the windows were rolled up. I spent 2 hours yesterday trying to clean it and all I did was move the goop around. I used every method I know and could find on the Internet and it's still there. I did get a suggestion to use a grease cutting Magic Eraser. The Magic Eraser I tried yesterday is the regular household one. I'll try that today but considering what I have already tried, I don't expect it to clean the stuff off. I have a lot of experience cleaning cars and windshield including cleaning fogged windows due to the off gas. This one has stumped me. I'm wondering if is a known problem with the new Rangers. I doubt it or I would have found it mentioned here.
I have recently been able to drive it again and it has a thick coating of goo on the inside windshield. It's so bad that I really shouldn't drive it from dusk until daylight. It is not from a broken heater core and Antifreeze. I believe it is from the dash and plastics off gassing with nowhere to go since the windows were rolled up. I spent 2 hours yesterday trying to clean it and all I did was move the goop around. I used every method I know and could find on the Internet and it's still there. I did get a suggestion to use a grease cutting Magic Eraser. The Magic Eraser I tried yesterday is the regular household one. I'll try that today but considering what I have already tried, I don't expect it to clean the stuff off. I have a lot of experience cleaning cars and windshield including cleaning fogged windows due to the off gas. This one has stumped me. I'm wondering if is a known problem with the new Rangers. I doubt it or I would have found it mentioned here.
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