Anyone else had this?
smell when firing up
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Ed_shek
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The Best thing to do is before you park up. Turn the air conditioning off and leave the fan on for a few minutes to blow out and open the windows. This should stop the stale smell when you get back into the car and use the air conditioning.
Eddy
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Alex LS
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For a more permanent solution, get your A/C system serviced/cleaned.
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