QUOTE(acjay @ Oct 17 2014, 08:41 PM)
Does anyone have a problem of external smoke enter into your inside car cabin?
Even with doors & windows shut and set to internal air circulation (every time starting car), I can smell the exhaust of vehicles in front especially if they emit a lot of smoke.
I have sent to SC 3 times to check. They say no problem and no cracks or gaps for outside air to go inside. Last visit, they opened up the aircond system and check all ok, so they changed to a charcoal air filter and charged me for it.
Still can smell the exhaust/smoke from outside. It's mild but annoying, and worried of the toxic air when toddlers are in the car.
Did you happen to take note every moment when this happen the type of cars/bus/lorry/truck/MPV/motorbike that was/were in front or beside your lion?Even with doors & windows shut and set to internal air circulation (every time starting car), I can smell the exhaust of vehicles in front especially if they emit a lot of smoke.
I have sent to SC 3 times to check. They say no problem and no cracks or gaps for outside air to go inside. Last visit, they opened up the aircond system and check all ok, so they changed to a charcoal air filter and charged me for it.
Still can smell the exhaust/smoke from outside. It's mild but annoying, and worried of the toxic air when toddlers are in the car.
I do occasionally smell exhaust fume and is usually when my lion is behind vehicles taller such as buses, lorries (class B or C), pick trucks. Sometimes buses by the side too.
My solution was to stay further way from them instead of bumper to bumper distance. If it is during traffic congestion and if I see bus beside my lane I'll try not to drive next to it so that it'll leave a little gap.
Question is did the charcoal filter work? If that gives you the peace of mind, then great. I too want to install.
Oct 17 2014, 11:38 PM

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