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Question by seijjia
Submitted on 3/8/2006
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I turned the heater on in my 2001 dodge ram pickup and smelled burning coolant yet there were no leaks coming from the engine. Or possibly if there were it had stopped and burned off when engine shut off. Any suggestions as what  it could be? Heater core shot,on its way out, leaking hose, sensor, or water pump ready to go? If any of these would you know a fair cost on having this fixed. thanks


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