What is the cause of a car burning oil?
Burning oil is often the result of worn out parts. For example, worn valve seals and/or piston rings could lead to your car burning oil. Both valve seals and piston rings work to keep engine oil out of the combustion chamber.
Are Toyotas known for burning oil?
Certain Toyota models, both Camrys and other models primarily from 2006 through 2011, have been going through as much as a quart of oil in 1,200 miles. In addition, Toyota dealers told people that burning oil is normal and not a problem. They also denied warranty coverage on some engine repairs.
Why does my Toyota of Clermont car smell bad?
It could be from a hose, your radiator, or any other component of your cooling system. When you leak coolant your car has a harder time staying cool and preventing overheating, so if you notice this car smell bring your ride into Toyota of Clermont for service ASAP.
Why does my car smell like burning carpet?
When you leak coolant your car has a harder time staying cool and preventing overheating, so if you notice this car smell bring your ride into Toyota of Clermont for service ASAP. If you’re smelling a burning carpet odor when you’re out and about, it means you’ve got brake pads issues.
Why does my car have a bad gas smell?
This odor means you most likely have a leak in the fuel tank vent hose or a fuel injector line and your car is leaking gas (which remember, is harmful to inhale and VERY flammable). Plus, you’re wasting gas and blowing your fuel efficiency.
Why does the inside of my car smell like mold?
You likely have mold or mildew growing inside your air-conditioning system. It could originate in the condensor so it’s not really a DIY repair – instead, if you catch this car smell bring your ride to Toyota of Clermont for a thorough cleaning. Does the inside of your car reek like you’ve been sitting outside of a gas pump too long?