ElenaMarkovic

Okay this is getting embarrassing honestly, every time I start my car and turn on the AC there's this musty smell that fills the cabin, sort of like damp laundry left in the machine too long. My friends have started making comments when they get in which is so awkward. I've tried spraying those fragrance things into the vents but it only masks it for like a day then the smell comes back even worse somehow. From what I've read online it's probably bacteria or mold growing in the evaporator or the cabin filter maybe. I'm not really comfortable taking things apart myself to clean them because I'll probably break something knowing me. I came across Car AC Repair Sharjah while looking for places that do AC disinfection and deep cleaning. Has anyone tried their AC sanitizing service, does it actually get rid of the smell permanently or is it just another temporary fix? Also how much should I expect to pay for something like that?

Bit frustrated with my 2022 Challenger RT right now. Bought it new and I'm already on my second set of front pads at just over 30k km, which seems insane to me. I don't drive it that hard, mostly just cruising around Dubai Marina and the occasional highway run to Abu Dhabi, but apparently these heavy boys just chew through brakes. The dealership says it's normal for the weight and performance but I'm starting to wonder if maybe they're using cheap pads or if there's something else going on. A friend suggested I look for an independent shop that knows Mopar stuff and might offer better quality pads than whatever the dealer is slapping on. While searching I found a place that does Dubai Dodge car brake pad replacement service and they claim to use higher quality compounds that last longer. Before I give them a shot, anyone else with a Challenger or Charger experiencing this? Trying to figure out if I should just accept it as part of owning the car or if there's actually a better option out there that'll save me from doing brakes every year.