An antifreeze smell inside the car typically indicates a coolant leak, which can occur due to a damaged radiator, worn hoses, or a faulty water pump. When coolant leaks, it can evaporate and produce a sweet, distinctive odor. Additionally, a malfunctioning heater core can also lead to coolant entering the cabin, causing the smell. It's essential to address any leaks promptly to prevent engine overheating and potential damage.
It probably has a leak, possibly from the heater core.
i believe your heater core has died
antifreeze smell inside car means that there is antifreeze leak somewhere. first check for wet spots under car when parked after running.if anti freeze is leaking from engine it will pool on the ground next check to see if heater core is leaking. that is usually the problem. if heater core is leaking, replace it
Your heater core may have a leak in it, allowing the fumes to invade the inside of the vehicle.
your vehicle may smell like antifreeze while driving because it is overheating
if you can smell antifreeze you need to replace the heater core in the vehicle
the heater core may be plugged up
If you smell antifreeze in the passenger compartment of your car your heater core is probably leaking. It's under the dash somewhere ( depends on the make and model ). Another symptom of a leaking heater core is moisture build up on the inside of the windshield when you run your defroster.
You have a leaking heater core. You might smell antifreeze if you turn on the defroster.
There is a split in your hose this happened to me took it to my local garage not a major problem and was fixed within the afternoon and didn't cost a fortune
A small amount of antifreeze smell may be emitted from the radiator overflow. However if you smell antifreeze you need to make sure there isn't a leak. It may be something simple if you catch it early.
coolant smell/leakyes more than likely that's your prob. but could be maybe a hose.