Charger 2008 3.5L wont start

Asked by Christopher Oct 27, 2023 at 12:37 AM about the 2008 Dodge Charger SXT RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So today i went to my friend house so that i can do
the engine oil change when i got done i was driving
home and when i was about to turn into a street it
completely turned off and i tried to turn it back on
and it wouldnt but there was smoke coming from the
engine it smelled like burnt plastic so i tried to turn it
on and it wouldnt crank at all WHAT CAN IT BE

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Recheck your work just to make sure nothing is out of place. If you don't see anything then it's time for a professional to have a look especially if you smelled something noxious.

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I usually check under neath for any drips once I'm done and It's started . Is the old filter gasket on there with the new one ?

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