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Originally Posted by PantsDants
So I'm aware that all cars do this to some extent, but it's particularly gross on mine. I turn the A/C off before I turn the car off, but after doing so, the air from the vents gets super humid and smells pretty bad for several minutes. Humid to the point that it leaves a visible layer of condensation on the fake carbon fiber thing across the front of the dash.
Are there any secrets to preventing this? Shouldn't the moisture just be purged out the bottom of the car? I'm concerned there's a blockage somewhere that's not allowing it to drain out all the way.
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You may have condensation from the AC system... but you may also have a leak somewhere that is introducing moisture.
Does it smell bad as in a rotten water smell, or does it smell borderline rotten/sweet?
If it's the latter, your coolant core may have prematurely sprung a leak. If it's the former, you need to try to replicate it with accuracy and bring it to the dealer.
-alex