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Jan 3, 2025
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BP4byu
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Check hoses from the radiator and coolant tanks.
You could have a leak which is then getting engine compartment and causing the smell from burning coolant. Double check the reservoir and make sure it doesn't look oily as that means you probably have more significant problems.
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Car question/help?
TADOW
Truly Addicted User
Jan 3, 7:28pm
Electrical?
rockhound
Jan 3, 7:35pm
fluids leaking somewhere? Check fluid levels
EEcougar
Jan 3, 7:36pm
Sure its the car and not something else in or around the garage?
Hank Rearden
Jan 3, 7:38pm
My cat likes to crawl up into my engine compartment
rockhound
Jan 3, 7:40pm
Make/model? Burning serpentine belt or timing belt maybe
SwanSong
Jan 3, 7:44pm
2011 Honda Accord. 160k miles.
TADOW
Jan 3, 7:58pm
Check hoses from the radiator and coolant tanks.
BP4byu
Jan 3, 10:04pm
That kind of smell makes me think you ran over some paper or something similar
MickShrimpton
Jan 3, 8:13pm
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