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Midship runner
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Unknown problem, need help.
I heard a pop or something that fell out of my car, it sounded like it came from the passenger side in the engine bay. I pulled over and looked in the engine bay, nothing seemed out of place. I looked at the gauges and things were fine. But when I got home, my car smelled like burning rubber.
I know what I'm describing is very vague, but that's all I know. So, if you have any idea what it could be. It would be very helpful. Thanks. |
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Best advice is let the car sit over night and see if there is any fluids dripping on the ground. If not.....grab a flashlight and start your search. if you can't find anything, I would run your car for 10 minutes keeping a close eye on it and then see if you can figure out where the smell is coming from. usually with burning rubber...there is smoke.
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Once I left a wrench in the engine bay and drove off. It did something similar.
True story. |
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I don't know what happened, but I woke up checked for leaks and took it on a drive. It seems fine though, so I don't what happened or where that smell was coming from. But things seem fine.
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May be a stupid question, but have you checked whether your alternator belt is still there?
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A/C compressor magnetic clutch broke
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Just keep an eye on it over the next few days and drive easy. I'm sure you would have found out by now if it was a tie rod or a transmission.
I actually heard something CLANK really loud the other day and I now have my entire front suspension off my MR2 and realized tonight it might have been the socket rolling around in my frunk ![]() |
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yeah like some of the above said that rubber smell would be belt related in my opinion.
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