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Burning Rubber while driving and after
As far as chemicals in that area you have coolant, which does not typically smell even when burnt, but check the level anyway, and your brake fluid which can smell quite strong when burnt. So check those two levels. Rain can wash oils and fluids off cooler parts of the engine compartment onto hotter ones causing them to burn. You can test the battery with a multi-meter. It should read around 12.5 - 13 Volts when off and 13-13.5 when running. If its over when running the regulator/alternator is bad and your likely smelling it or wires burning. This usually fails totally pretty quickly though. A burning/venting battery will have a metallic smell and usually burns your nose. (Not severally but irritating and unhealthy all the same.) Thats the few things off the top of my head to start checking based on the location and weather conditions.
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