Do you smell rotten?
Do you smell rotten?
Has anyone else had problems with their exhaust smelling like rotten eggs?
I know the cats will stink until they have been heated up/cooled off a couple of times but I'm turning 3,000 miles and it smells horrid when you stop the truck and get out.
I know the cats will stink until they have been heated up/cooled off a couple of times but I'm turning 3,000 miles and it smells horrid when you stop the truck and get out.
Last edited by 04NickySP2; Dec 1, 2005 at 11:33 AM.
Originally Posted by 04NickySP2
Has anyone else had problems with their exhaust smelling like rotten eggs?
I know the cats will stink until they have been heated up/cooled off a couple of times but I'm turning 3,000 miles and it smells horrid when you stop the truck and get out.
I know the cats will stink until they have been heated up/cooled off a couple of times but I'm turning 3,000 miles and it smells horrid when you stop the truck and get out.
Dont buy that cheap gas from the local conveinience store. These stations usually have a very high sulfur content. I had to take mine in for the check engine light coming on and that was the problem. I have had no more problems since I have been going to shell exxon and chevron since 2/05
Originally Posted by twcpres
Dont buy that cheap gas from the local conveinience store. These stations usually have a very high sulfur content. I had to take mine in for the check engine light coming on and that was the problem. I have had no more problems since I have been going to shell exxon and chevron since 2/05


Damn Walmart gas
Originally Posted by FoxtrotOneFifty
I use good gas too, and I still smell like sulfur! My buddy has complained about it when following me. Let 'em eat eggs!
Dan
Dan
Have them replaced if needed.
I had a car several years ago that smelled like rotten eggs all of the time, and it was caused by a vacuum line that had come off somewhere under the hood. Once I found it and hooked it back up, the smell went away.



