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Has anyone experienced a burning rubber smell when stopped?
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Hi there! If you'd like to, go ahead and send us a private message with your VIN and dealer info and I’ll look into this burning smell concern. Thanks!Has anyone experienced a burning rubber smell when stopped?
I had the same concern when mine was brand new. It's off-gassing of all the brand new components under the hood after the engine warms up. It will dissipate after a while.Yep, had it a couple of times in first 300 miles. It seemed to concentrate in the cabin (must not have been on recirc.) and wasn't apparent under the hood when I stopped to check.
I don't think mine is doing it anymore. At least not strong enough to narrow it down. I have an appointment with the dealer on Thursday, but may cancel. I don't want to go through the hassle of dropping it off and picking it up just for them to say they "can't reproduce the fault".I have a 2023 Bronco Big Bend that is completely stock. I have 15k kilometers on it and this smell started within the last 1-2k kms. I can't smell it when I'm in the car but if I stop after a drive and get out and go to the back of the car, I smell the burning rubber smell.
I haven't had a chance to crawl underneath because of holidays and cold weather.
Interesting. And yeah kinda dumb.I've narrowed it down to water.... i.e. when its wet out it reeks like burning rubber. Definitely weird, road spray on something hot. Ford just told me to take it to a dealer.
Not sure its worth the trouble to track down, just like the rattling on the upper windshield frame.
Sometimes though I question why this is a 100k vehicle.......