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Lately I been smelling the scent of burning rubber coming from the inside of the car. When I get around to try to see where its coming from I cant detect anything. Its not coming from the wheels or the engine. Its just inside the car that you smell it.
And when I drive there is a sound of a rustlling plastic bag that seems to be cyclical. The faster I move, the faster it occurs.
And when I drive on Uneven road I have these loud clunking noises.
Chime in Please
Diagnosis: FACKED!
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96 Camry V6 LE & 90 Eagle Talon TSI (AWD TURBO)
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It probably is a bag that is stuck to your exhaust and melting. The clunking shouldn't be related to the bag but probably bad strut mounts and/or struts.
thats why your struts are fucked... for sure... i dunno about the bag thing... thinking about your earlier days as a bagger in the grocery store? paper or plastic foo!
uh yeah. the cv boots arent supposed to be ripped open. you should really fix it. have you che3cked yer whole interioir to make sure there isnt a bag somewhere? are you sure it isnt the automatic seatbelt chain rustling around(mine does)?
You really need to get those boots changed. I paid $375 to replace both front axles. I had a plastic bag stuck to my exhaust for 2 1/2 weeks before I finally ripped it off.
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