I lost all my rubber feet, wich makes my computer get very hot, cause its so close to the tabel

Hi,
you may not be able to find new replacement black rubber pods.
Instead, get a hot glue gun and make new ones.
Make sure you:
1. Insert a small amount of hot glue in the holes where the original pods where. Then use an even amount of hot glue to make'em all even (+- same size as original ones)
2. Let cool hot glue for minimum 5-10 minutes or you may burn your fingers, or it may not be solid enough to stand the weight of you cooker pot. :-)

All of them?
If you can't find any, try making new ones with a HOT glue gun!
Just make same size buds of glue and make sure it cools off completely (10 minutes each) before turning it back on its feets!

Vacuum leak can cause this. Sometimes one of those rubber hoses, that range from three quarter inch and down in diameter, located under the hood can come off, break,or get loose at a connection. You sure want to rule this out first.

There is a black rubber stopper corkscrew on each side of the radiator support directly above the headlights, make sure they are not spun up too high. Try spinning them down a turn or two and make sure you use enough force to actually latch the hood. Drop it from about 2 feet up if necessary. It is safer to drop the hood than to gently close it and press down. Pressing down can cause dents.

go to home depot look in section for stuff to protect floors from furniture scratches, in that section you will find little stick on rubber discs or felt or cork if they are too big just trim them down. or get small rubber faucet washer and hot glue it or supper glue it to spot where foot is missing

For starters, don't put it on any soft surfaces, like bed, your lap, or anything of that sort. A laptop has small "feet", and when placed on a hard surface they elevate it so that there's some air flow from the bottom of the laptop case. If you put it on a soft surface, the material gets pressed against the air inlets and blocks the air flow.
If you work a lot with your laptop on your lap or bed or such, get yourself a laptop stand on which you would put it, or use a substitute, like a kitchen cutting board of suitable size.

If however the laptop is used on a hard surface and still gets very hot, it can mean a couple of things:
- the "feet" under the laptop have lost their rubber ends, which give them the appropriate height
- the air ducts inside the case are filled with dust residue, making it harder for the radiators to disperse heat.
If your rubber "feet" un-glued themselves, it will be hard to replace them with exact equivalents. You can try sticking some rubber/silicone self-stick bumpers used in furniture to dampen the doors.
If dust is suspected, compressed air can be used to blow it away through the air inlets and outlets (the latter usually are grilles on the side or rear of the machine).

They tend to get hot, its not a problem unless it starts to cause problems such as random crashes or shut downs, If its an old notebook then try using a can of compressed air to get rid of some dust. Either way what surface are you using it on? because id only use it on a flat hard surface like a table if not already and use something to raise the back of it by an inch or two more then what the rubber feet already do. Most people will assume laptops will run fine on your lap or bed etc how ever this is not the case, this will cause more heat and premature problems. I've made something for mine so i can use it on my lap when im in bed, its a piece of flat thin plywood around 22inchW/15inchL for my 17' lappy with halve inch rubber door stops glued in place where my laptops rubber feet would go, this reduced my overall heat from hot to touch to barely warm in fact i think the heat im feeling now is from where my hands have rested on the laptop :) laptops will run hot strait from the box if not well ventilated.

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if you cant get second hand ones
why not try making them yourself from apiice of robber or simular material.just cut a piece simular to the ones you allready have
this may take two or three atempts .but it will be inexpensive and quick