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Burn rubber smell grinding noise and lost heating


Bender

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Today i was back from holiday so my car stand up for last 4 days i want to take kids to school so start up the car and its starts making noise (well usual noise when you start up at -2) then it starts smells of burnt rubber and some smoke was under the bonnet the noise become more louder so i turn it off take another car take kids to school and when i back i tried start up again and there was no noise no steam no smell of burning rubber but my heating gone only blow cold air now...i just wonder if that could happend because of cold wheather (-5 at night) and car wasnt been used for few days??? Any ideas ?

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Fan belt looks ok now (well its in poor condition but i already buy new one and will change it soon) shame i didnt have a looks first time to find out where that steam comes off but i got no time (school kids) and all works ok after well beside heating

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As said does it have correct mix of antifreeze, if not and it froze the waterpump possibly wouldn't move hence the aux belt would

get rather hot on the non rotating water pump pulley then smell burning rubber and no heating etc etc

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As said does it have correct mix of antifreeze, if not and it froze the waterpump possibly wouldn't move hence the aux belt would

get rather hot on the non rotating water pump pulley then smell burning rubber and no heating etc etc

Thanks Dnk i just spoke with my mechanic (his on holiday atm 😕) he told me same thing i will change antifreeze and will see if thats help

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