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Now I have a 'rubber' smell in the car any ideas what it could be ? 200

posted by  Oleseahorse on  Thu Mar 2 06:41 CST 2006
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Derek,

You could also check the blower fan wiring. I know if I place my dying fan on when the cabin is dead cold, my blower fan will draw too much current and start to melt the insulation covering the wires. Creates an awful smell so we only use the fan when the cabin has sort of warmed up.

Marty Wolfson






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