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Why would there be a smell like fish inside a car?
There are a few reasons why your car might smell like fish. Fish could have been at one point stored in the car.
Why would a car smell like gas once start?
my car smells like i have a petrol leak when i turn it on but have no leak underneath the car
Why would my car air conditioning give out a urine like smell?
Cats spraying your car with urine.
Why would the inside of your car smell like coolant?
Leaking heater core
What would make a car smell like rotten eggs and then start acting like it his bad gas?
If a car begins to smell like rotten eggs and then starts acting like it has bad gas, it may have been filled with the wrong type of fuel. This smell is common when diesel fuel is burned.
Why would the inside of your car smell like antifreeze?
It probably has a leak, possibly from the heater core.
What would cause a car engine to smell like fuel?
look for a leaky fuel line
What makes a car smell like rotten eggs?
Car exhaust can smell like rotten eggs when the fuel has a lot of sulphur in it.
Why does your car smell like sweat?
A car may smell like sweat due to gym clothes, or other workout clothes, being left in the car.
Will your car smell like antifreeze if your water pump is going?
Your car will not neccessarily smell like Antifreeze if your water pump is going, in my personal experience it sounds like your HEATER CORE is shot. That is what usually makes that smell, unless you spilled some on the engine. Also, if the water pump was going the car would run hot and/or overheat.
Why would my car turn over but shakes badly and acceleration is slow CE light on and smell gas?
One or more cylinders are firing badly or not at all. It needs a major tune-up.
Does the new car smell scented car freshner really make my car smell new?
It makes your car smell somewhat new, but be careful as too much will make it smell like a cab, unless of course you want to go for the cab smell.
