{"id":12585,"date":"2019-03-05T13:32:59","date_gmt":"2019-03-05T12:32:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/eiver.co\/?p=12585"},"modified":"2020-04-03T17:43:57","modified_gmt":"2020-04-03T15:43:57","slug":"eivertip-121-where-does-this-smell-come-from","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/eiver.co\/en\/eiver-tips-en\/car-maintenance-optimised\/eivertip-121-where-does-this-smell-come-from\/","title":{"rendered":"eiverTip 121: Where does this smell come from?"},"content":{"rendered":"

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It sometimes happens that an odor appears in the passenger compartment of the vehicle, what smell for what dysfunction? <\/em>Weird smells can lead to costly repairs or health risks, so be sure not to ignore them. Here are some common odors and their possible causes.<\/em><\/p>\n

Musty<\/h3>\n

If turning on the air conditioner generates a musty smell, mold and\/or mildew have probably formed in the air-conditioning system.\u00a0Moisture naturally collects on the cold air-conditioning evaporator (a small radiator that carries refrigerant into the car’s dashboard) and it may be harboring mold. Running only the fan at high speed (with the air conditioning off) can dry the evaporator.<\/p>\n

Burning<\/h3>\n

Oil could be oozing onto a hot part of the engine or exhaust system. It also could come from overheated brake pads and\/or rotors \u2014 due either to aggressive braking, pads that don’t retract when you release the brake pedal or the emergency brake being left on while driving.\u00a0On a vehicle with a manual transmission, the clutch plate could be worn or overheating from riding the clutch pedal. Leaves or other material in the engine compartment \u2014 sometimes imported by nesting rodents \u2014 also can burn on hot surfaces.<\/p>\n

Rotten eggs<\/h3>\n

If you can smell rotten eggs or sulfur, your catalytic converter may have gone bad. The root cause could be an engine or emissions-system problem that made the converter overheat.<\/p>\n

Sweet<\/h3>\n

Antifreeze has a sweet, syrupy odor, and smelling it inside a car usually means there’s a leak somewhere in the cooling system. The source may not be easy to see. For example, the leak could be from a corroded heat exchanger (aka heater core), which is usually behind the dashboard. The leak could be in the form of steam that enters the cabin, producing the smell and potentially fogging the windows. Have this problem addressed, because breathing antifreeze isn’t good for you.<\/p>\n

Rubber<\/h3>\n

The smell of burning rubber could be an accessory drive belt that’s slipping or getting chewed up by a broken pulley or hose rubbing against a moving part. An overheated clutch plate also can smell like burning rubber.<\/p>\n

Burnt toast<\/h3>\n

That could be a short circuit in an electrical component or overheated insulation. Take electrical odors seriously, because short circuits and overheated components are common sources of fire.<\/p>\n

Gas<\/h3>\n

It’s normal to smell a little gas when a cold engine is first started because of incomplete combustion. If you smell gas after the engine is warm, though, the gas cap could be loose or the evaporative emissions control system \u2014 which is supposed to contain fuel vapors and recycle them through the engine \u2014 could be leaking or clogged. Even worse, gas could be leaking from the tank or another part of the fuel system.<\/p>\n

If weird smells persist, go see your mechanic, he will help you !<\/p>\n

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\"\"It sometimes happens that an odor appears in the passenger compartment of the vehicle, what smell for what dysfunction?<\/h2>\r\nBad odors can lead to costly repairs or health risks, so be sure not to ignore them. Here are some common odors and their possible causes.\r\n

Musty<\/h4>\r\nIf turning on the air conditioner generates a musty smell, mold and\/or mildew have probably formed in the air-conditioning system.\u00a0Moisture naturally collects on the cold air-conditioning evaporator (a small radiator that carries refrigerant into the car's dashboard) and it may be harboring mold. Running only the fan at high speed (with the air conditioning off) can dry the evaporator.\r\n

Burning<\/h4>\r\nOil could be oozing onto a hot part of the engine or exhaust system. It also could come from overheated brake pads and\/or rotors \u2014 due either to aggressive braking, pads that don't retract when you release the brake pedal or the emergency brake being left on while driving.\u00a0On a vehicle with a manual transmission, the clutch plate could be worn or overheating from riding the clutch pedal. Leaves or other material in the engine compartment \u2014 sometimes imported by nesting rodents \u2014 also can burn on hot surfaces.\r\n

Rotten eggs<\/h4>\r\nIf you can smell rotten eggs or sulfur, your catalytic converter may have gone bad. The root cause could be an engine or emissions-system problem that made the converter overheat.\r\n

Sweet<\/h4>\r\nAntifreeze has a sweet, syrupy odor, and smelling it inside a car usually means there's a leak somewhere in the cooling system. The source may not be easy to see. For example, the leak could be from a corroded heat exchanger (aka heater core), which is usually behind the dashboard. The leak could be in the form of steam that enters the cabin, producing the smell and potentially fogging the windows. Have this problem addressed, because breathing antifreeze isn't good for you.\r\n

Rubber<\/h4>\r\nThe smell of burning rubber could be an accessory drive belt that's slipping or getting chewed up by a broken pulley or hose rubbing against a moving part. An overheated clutch plate also can smell like burning rubber.\r\n

Burnt toast<\/h4>\r\nThat could be a short circuit in an electrical component or overheated insulation. Take electrical odors seriously, because short circuits and overheated components are common sources of fire.\r\n

Gas<\/h4>\r\nIt's normal to smell a little gas when a cold engine is first started because of incomplete combustion. If you smell gas after the engine is warm, though, the gas cap could be loose or the evaporative emissions control system \u2014 which is supposed to contain fuel vapors and recycle them through the engine \u2014 could be leaking or clogged. Even worse, gas could be leaking from the tank or another part of the fuel system.","_et_gb_content_width":""},"categories":[733,972],"tags":[807,806,800],"yoast_head":"\neiverTip 121: Where does this smell come from? - eiver<\/title>\n<meta name=\"description\" content=\"Weird smells can be warning signs that indicate the condition of your car. 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