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I've never heard of non-cat cars getting smells into the interior of a car. Is there an explanation of how and why?
My initial gut feeling is there must be an exhaust leak for that to happen. Or maybe it's because gasoline is formulated differently now? Still not sure how straight pipes in place of cats would cause a smell (much less going into the car's interior). |
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