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The AutoTechIQ ranking for Safety, Cost Avoidance, and Environmental Impact is
SafetyOut-of-place harnesses and hoses can burn under certain conditions.
Cost AvoidanceTransmission mounts and the engine, when broken, can result in hefty repairs. You might need to replace wiring harnesses, air conditioning lines, radiators, and many other components.
Environmental ImpactAs long as there are no coolant or refrigerant fluid leaks, environmental impact is low.
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Burning Rubber Smell
The most common reason for a car making a burning rubber smell is because of a serpentine belt that slipped The slipped belt commonly starts touching a hot component and since its made of rubber it causes a burning rubber smell
Overheating internal componentsnbsp Overheating internal components can cause a burning rubber smell due to the breakdown of rubber hoses and belts When the engine or other components become too hot it can cause rubber hoses and belts to deteriorate releasing a strong od...
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