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Old 09-23-2011 | 05:35 AM
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Maybe you guys have seen, or have been over this many times. But I'm at work and all this "forum diving" that I'm doing is starting to be noticed. So I'll just ask: I have had my car ( '07 VQ35HR) for almost a year now, and I recently noticed that when driving under normal speeds, the car is fine. But lately, like 2, 3 days ago, I noticed that when I push the car, I smell burning rubber. (Kind of like I have the e-brake on) But when I return to normal speeds the smell goes away. Was thinking it has something to do with the clutch, or maybe the fluid? but just wanted some input from the experts. Car is still under warranty so any major surgery is covered. Thanks in advance for input
Old 09-26-2011 | 01:41 PM
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Car is still under warranty so any major surgery is covered.
If the car is still under warranty, it's a no-brainer. Take it in to the dealership and have it looked at.
Old 09-26-2011 | 03:35 PM
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Cool, I'll do that, also the fluid was at the min so that might be it also. But I'm still taking it in, may even get a loaner.....Time for dounuts

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