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Definitely go to your primary care Dr. diesel exhaust fumes are nothing to fool around with, if your Dr. doesn't take your concern seriously change Doctors. If you start feeling different go to the ER ASAP.
No one is going to take his concerns seriously because they aren’t deserving of even semi serious concern
Unless you live on a remote island or middle of a forest (that isn’t currently burning) you (as in everyone) are breathing in exhaust fumes every day of your life whether you “see them” or not
Blue smoke is oil. The engine is badly damaged and the catalytic converter - if it is still there - gave up long ago.
Black smoke is fuel. Sometimes an old engine can be tuned up to get this fixed, but most people don't bother.
Either way, I don't think the OP was harmed. Probably a life time of his own farts has done more damage than that old Beemer.
I keep my windows closed and the A/C on recirculate mode all the time so I can avoid it but the outside smells keep entering in the cabin
Again....your car isn't "hermetically sealed"
Doesn't matter if you keep A/C on recirculate, of course outside smells are entering the cabin...so is outside exhaust....every single day whether you "smell it" or not
With all due respect, I don't think the exhaust is the most pressing of your physical/mental health concerns. Assuming this is a serious question, of course.
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