So I've had my Stinger to the dealer for 3 oil changes and they supposedly did all required maintenance, but when I realized yesterday that the cabin air filter was never checked or replaced (24k miles) I went to change it myself and discovered a house of horrors! The box was stuffed with desicated mouse carcasses and leftover balls of rat poison! Two years ago I set out rat poison in the garage due to a mouse infestation. Little did I know they went into the air filter box and died! I'm actually surprised it didn't smell bad, the only thing I've noticed was decreased air flow. I am super-miffed that the dealership didn't do what they were supposed to do and could've caught it much sooner. It was a massive nest, yuck!had a really bad, gross experience with my GT got in the car and a really road kill smell was overwhelming looked all over the undercarrage and wheel wells , nothing went to the car wash sprayed the entire under side as clean as I could ,, NO help took trunk apart looked under seats ,never leave windows open finally dismantled glove box , nothing in owners manual. as to how, and there were 3 dead baby mice and a small pile of leaves!! on top the cabin air filter element
DUE to the 3 by 7 inch opening for incoming air behind the fuse block with absolutely NO barrier in the engine compartment, you can stick your hand almost down to the cabin filter element
Really Gross oversight on design
Did my car miss getting a screen or is this going to happen to many more owners??