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klrspz 09-08-2008 10:32 AM

RE: I smell something burning in my engine.
 
Man there's all kinds of things wrong with this thread....
but i'm gunna stay on the OP's topic instead of bashing everyone :D


You said you do your own oil changes, have you been swapping out the crush washers?
I notice when I don't, and I push the engine hard I can smell it burning, and have determined it's coming from the drain plug. It's a small leak, but it's enough to smell bad and annoy me, so ever since I determined that I use crush washers as silly as they sound.

falkore24 09-08-2008 10:43 AM

RE: I smell something burning in my engine.
 
2 pedals = auto
3 pedals = manual

nothing else.

Most likely, spilled oil or a leak at the plug as mentioned.

08coupex 09-08-2008 12:05 PM

RE: I smell something burning in my engine.
 
Lmao, you guys are killing me. This is the 12th post and we still dont know.

nafango2 09-12-2008 11:42 AM

RE: I smell something burning in my engine.
 


ORIGINAL: falkore24

2 pedals = auto
3 pedals = manual

nothing else.

what about minivans and trucks that have 3 pedals but are automatic?

falkore24 09-12-2008 12:05 PM

RE: I smell something burning in my engine.
 
^^^^ There hasn't been a 3 pedal automatic minivan or truck Honda Accord rele=ased yet as far as I know.

JohnTaurus 09-12-2008 02:42 PM

RE: I smell something burning in my engine.
 
I think he's refering to the pedal that controls the parking brake in cars that dont have them on the console like Accords do. Go check out a Crown Vic or Taurus with collume shift, for example.

It would be best, in my opinion, to stop by a shop when you smell the burning smell. Just pull up to one of the bays and ask the mechanic's opinion. They'll probably take a look under the hood and give you an idea without charging you anything. They will most likely be able to tell what it is by the specific smell (for instance, oil burning smells a lot different than an electrical or plastic burning).


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