Clutch smell? On an auto transmission?
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Clutch smell? On an auto transmission?
Smells like a grinding clutch/brakes when I life the seat to get at the engine after driving for a while. Very faint. Pretty sure the brakes are OK. Any ideas?
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Re: Clutch smell? On an auto transmission?
Are you sure it's not the brakes? They can get really hot, it's not a light vehicle.
The only other thing I can think of is the engine bay sound deadener material, if that were to fall against something hot it might smell similar.
The only other thing I can think of is the engine bay sound deadener material, if that were to fall against something hot it might smell similar.
Nothing says "poor workmanship" more than wrinkles in the duct tape.
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Re: Clutch smell? On an auto transmission?
Also, the callipers have been known to seize a little from time to time. I noticed when this happened to me that it was less likely to happen on the highway and more likely to happen in the city, when I brake more. After driving for a while, check the front hubs for temperature. I added synthetic high temperature grease to the guide pin and this seemed to solve the problem. I guess it depends on how far gone your callipers are, if this is your issue.
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