Subject	Examine the vents on either side of the rear hatch, behind
Posted by	Gordo NA2LS Daytona on August 26, 2018 at 1:57 PM
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In Reply To	Fumes in cabin area posted by Nis300 on August 25, 2018 at 12:33 PM
Message	the wheel wells. Insure the rubber closures are still there. These vents are rubber flaps, and act as a check valve allowing the air to escape when closing the hatch and/or doors. _________________________________________________
Follow Ups	Fumes in cabin area - Nis300 12:33:09 08/25/18 Have you checked the AIV? Does the smell go away when the - RAGTPZ 14:33:13 08/25/18 That's all been deleted for a while now (n/m) - Nis300 18:39:02 08/25/18 Does go away on recirc setting - Nis300 20:26:54 08/25/18 well obviously there IS an exhaust leak unless the customer - LJZTT 11:40:22 08/26/18 Exhaust fumes based. Just trying to figure out how its - Nis300 19:18:50 08/26/18 well figure out where the HVAC draws in external air from - LJZTT 19:41:12 08/26/18 option 2 would be create a carbon monoxide credit exchange - LJZTT 19:48:15 08/26/18 Examine the vents on either side of the rear hatch, behind - Gordo NA2LS Daytona 13:57:36 08/26/18 I agree with Gordo, except you mention that the issue goes - Barry (NJ) 09:55:25 08/27/18 Re: Fumes in cabin area - SJC 15:57:34 08/26/18
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