Burning Smell from Engine??
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Burning Smell from Engine??
So i just drove home, about an hour commute, in hotter than normal weather the car has seen so far and when I got home, I got out and smelled burning which I initially thought was in my parking garage, but ended up being my car after I saw some very light smoke (steam??) by the headlights while walking away leaking out of the hood.
I opened the hood and nothing stands out but the fan was running while turned off. I restarted the engine to see the coolant temperature and it was at 210. Its a 2018 S5 Sportback with only 800 miles on it and am curious if I should be worried or if this is easily explained? Can't find standard operating range temps in the manual.
Thanks for any info.
I opened the hood and nothing stands out but the fan was running while turned off. I restarted the engine to see the coolant temperature and it was at 210. Its a 2018 S5 Sportback with only 800 miles on it and am curious if I should be worried or if this is easily explained? Can't find standard operating range temps in the manual.
Thanks for any info.
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I just started noticing a burning smell and some light
smoke coming from the drivers side of the engine near the headlight. It dissipates pretty quickly and has happened a few times after short drives. I have around 3500 miles and drive mostly in comfort sport. Hope this is normal. I popped the hood and didn’t see any oil leaks at least from how far down I can see into the bay.
smoke coming from the drivers side of the engine near the headlight. It dissipates pretty quickly and has happened a few times after short drives. I have around 3500 miles and drive mostly in comfort sport. Hope this is normal. I popped the hood and didn’t see any oil leaks at least from how far down I can see into the bay.