Exhaust & Emissions
Smoke from exhaust, burning smells, and emissions problems.
Smoke Coming from Exhaust
Exhaust smoke that you can actually see — beyond the normal clear vapor on a cold morning — means your engine is burning something it shouldn't.
Smoke Coming from Engine
Smoke rising from under the hood is different from exhaust smoke — it means something is leaking onto a hot surface. That demands immediate attention.
Smoke Coming from Under Hood
Seeing smoke billow from under your hood is scary. Take a breath — most of the time it's a manageable leak, not a catastrophe.
Smoke Coming from Hood of Car
When smoke pours from around the edges of your hood, your first instinct is to worry. That instinct is correct — pull over and turn the engine off.
Why Does My Car Smell Like Gas
A gas smell isn't just unpleasant — it can be dangerous. Let's figure out what's causing it before it becomes a bigger problem.
Why Does My Car Smell Like Burning Rubber
That burning rubber smell is your car telling you something is rubbing, overheating, or melting where it shouldn't be.
Why Does My Car Smell Like Rotten Eggs
That sulfur or rotten egg smell coming from your car is hard to ignore — and it usually points to a specific system.
Smell Coming from Engine
Your engine shouldn't produce any noticeable smell. If something smells off under the hood, it's worth investigating.
Smell Coming from Car AC
Nothing ruins a drive faster than turning on the AC and getting hit with a foul smell. Fortunately, the fix is usually straightforward.