Your rear hatch probably needs adjusted or you need a new hatch seal. This happened to me after I painted my car. If this was the case, the fumes would be there all the time. I 'm led to believe that, in the 944, when you open a window or the sunroof, it creates a differential pressure in the cabin. This then tries to 'suck' hot engine air (not exhaust) through the base of the gear lever. If the gaiter is well sealed, it just gets very hot. Any gaps, and the hot engine air comes in. Brilliant - open a window (at speed) and it gets hot and/or smelly. The real question is - how do we stop it? I'm no engineer but I should have thought it possible to make an air deflector to fit under the gear lever. demonpedro
A fan on the engine blows air through hoses and into the heater box that is wrapped around the exhaust headers. The heated air from the exhaust headers in the heater box is then blown into the cabin.
An increase in cabin noise caused by the exhaust.
Yes. If you didnt have an exhaust running the fumes away from the cabin of the car, gasses will eventually seep into the cabin and can/will suffocate you to death.
Filters the air entering the passenger cabin through the heating system.
in the exhaust possibly but in the cabin more often means leaking heater core.
Intake Manifold....smelling radiator fluid fumes in cabin or white smoke in exhaust. Exhaust manifold or cylinder head....smelling burnt oil in cabin or black smoke in exhaust
They were in a plane crash. The cabin is a plane's cabin.
You have an exhaust leak. Either a busted manifold, bad gasket, hole in your exhaust system. You fix it by repairing the leak. Ignore this and you may end up killing yourself. Get this fixed ASAP, if not sooner. In the mean time drive with your windows down.
Maybe there is a leak on you exhaust headers. Maybe there is a leak on you exhaust headers. Alex
Cabin pressure
Yes. If you didnt have an exhaust running the fumes away from the cabin of the car, gasses will eventually seep into the cabin and can/will suffocate you to death.
The next time you have the vehicle serviced ask to have the exhaust system inspected. Most service stations will give the vehicle a safety inspection (during an oil change) which would include the exhaust system at no extra charge. If you suspect there is a problem with the exhaust now, don't wait. Carbon monoxide fumes could be getting into the cabin area which can be deadly.