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The stank smell is the HEPA filter. The SC will try and run you through the ringer and "clean" your system with that evap foam and cabin filter replacement as many times as they can convince you thats the issue. They got me with that crap 2 times. Each time, it smelled like rainbows and puppies...

According to my invoice.... HEPA FILTER ASSEMBLY 1750575-00-C

And here I thought I was coming to provide some new updated info.... but Duke beat me to it by a few days. I just had this same service done today and the answer is a resounding yes, this solved the smell problem so far. Our tech (Duke and I have the same exact mobile tech and SC) also explained...

sigh.........another update.......... smell is back. This is getting stupid. The only good thing is, after the ac is running for a bit, the smell does go away, where before it just blew smelly air. Now, its stinks for the first few minutes the air is on, then it goes away for the rest of the...

I would have thought the same. But nope. I was charged 300 bucks.

Update.... had the system foam cleaned at Tesla SC. Smell gone. The smell in mine got so bad that it started smelling like ammonia. I don't know what they did, what procedure the followed or anything like that. What I do know is they charged me 300 bucks for that service. Which to me is...

I can't find a single video that shows the hepa frunk location on the 22 MSLR. I think I'm looking at it here. But I'm not 100% sure. Also, not entirely sure how to get to it if this is it.

Ive been experiencing this same issue with my 22 MSLR. Same as others have done, reported it to tesla SC, they sent mobile and they replaced cabin filter. Smell was back in probably a week. Reported it again, and again, they wanted to send mobile out to do a cabin filter replacement. I reached...