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  1. Hello everyone, I recently sent vehicle back to agent to rectify a leaking issue. Water pump and several clips were replaced. 2 weeks ln, I notice coolant level is dropping rapidly again and it now smells like paint thinner, there is also an oily film on the surface. What can cause sweet smelling coolant to turn into an oily liquids which smells like paint thinner? Some gasket leak? Thanks.
  2. There's this funny smelling haze going on out there right now... Anyone know what happened?
  3. I tried all types of car perfume and after a while the smell just goes away. Worst still, sometimes the aircon emits sour smell. Hence, I decided to try something different and it proved really effective. Here's how it goes... 1) Buy a bottle of perfume from Autobacs (Glass bottle with the cotton wick) 2) Remove the cabin/air filter (mine is just behind the glove compartment, easy to remove) 3) Add the perfume evenly to the filter (keep the cotton wick on to prevent overflow and do not "overload" filter) 4) Fix the filter back For weeks, you'll have strong enough car perfume in your car. Best of all, your clothes smells good too.
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