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Reversing light problem - need a bit of help

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swift6 said:
You need Dale's exhaust fume blocker. /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/wink.gif

The Windblocker Moss sells or anything like it that will block the wind from coming into the cockpit from behind will also get rid of the exhaust fumes that tag along with it. Assuming of course that the rest of your exhaust sytem under thcar is leak free and you don't have major holes in the firewall or floors. Like plugs being missing etc...
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One thing i've always wanted to point out is that adjusting the lock striker of the boot, in order to make the bootlid closing tighter on the seals, may completely rid of these fumes. It did help for me at least. So as long as I don't lift my arms /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/savewave.gif, I'm totally smell-free after a long drive.
 
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