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I converted my L300 into a camper.
The problem is after driving it the inside of the van smells like exhaust fumes.
I replaced the door seals on the back and sides. The only thing I can think of its the seal under the passenger seat to the engine bay but those rubber seals looks fine.
Any ideas?

Maybe a leak in the exaust system...?

Hi there,
never had issues like that with my L300. OK thats no help now

I have seen a recent Wheeler Dealers episode, when they tried to find out where rainwater was coming into an Aston Martin DB 7. The final and very clever method for finding that leak was to place a smoke machine inside and to have a look where smoke came out of the car. Maybe worth a try?

Even with new seals it still can be that the doors need to be adjusted properly for a tight fit.

Also, there is a forced vent in the rear hatch, where the number plate recess is. Did you change anything under the car or behind it? Side pipe? Added a trailer hitch? Spare wheel carrier?
Maybe the airflow was altered so the fumes are sucked into the vent?

Good luck!
Andy

First and foremost, check your exhaust system for leaks.

Hey! So you should definitely check you exhaust manifold, clamps, and connections! Perhaps your seal is cracked but more likely your exhaust is the cause! Mr. Fibble is always right,

One last place fumes can come inside is the rear air conditioner, if the case is damaged or missing. But as others say, fix the exhaust pipe first.

ChuckBlack wrote:Hey! So you should definitely check you exhaust manifold, clamps, and connections! Perhaps your seal is cracked but more likely your exhaust is the cause! Mr. Fibble is always right,

I think Mister Flibble is an homicidal maniac with a bow tie and a sick sense of humour that's manifested from a twisted hologram. Besides, how do we know that we're dealing with Mister Flibble, anyway? Maybe we're dealing with Mister Happy Feet. Those penguins all look the same to me!

Falco.

FalcoColumbarius wrote:

ChuckBlack wrote:Hey! So you should definitely check you exhaust manifold, clamps, and connections! Perhaps your seal is cracked but more likely your exhaust is the cause! Mr. Fibble is always right,

I think Mister Flibble is an homicidal maniac with a bow tie and a sick sense of humour that's manifested from a twisted hologram. Besides, how do we know that we're dealing with Mister Flibble, anyway? Maybe we're dealing with Mister Happy Feet. Those penguins all look the same to me!

Falco.

You've been a naughty boy Falco.

That merits two hours W.O.O.