I have a 2003 Westfalia Weekender that has a sulfur smell
Hi,
Think I have an electrical issue with my car. It was determined that the auxiliary battery
under the drivers seat was not the right capacity after it began to smell of sulfur and I
believe it is what caused my 120v power supply to fail. A new battery was put in line that
is supposed to be correct. Power inverter still reads a fault when takes a load, sulfur smell
is still minimal and on long hauls the driver seat gets a wee bit toasty on the buns! Not
sure where or what to do to fix it all. - JEN