Must have been a factory defect (or dirt mountain damage). Was it replaced under warranty?Cross post from this reddit thread:
Looks like a 2022 big bend where someone attempted to do a burnout right off the dealer lot. Absolutely annihilated their clutch with only 10 miles on the drivetrain.
Madman....? Moron.....Cross post from this reddit. Looks like a 2022 big bend where someone attempted to do a burnout right off the dealer lot. Absolutely annihilated their clutch with only 10 miles on the drivetrain.
The comments indicate that the flywheel was blackened, so that means things got really hot! My guess is that it was a clutch dump at high rpm, but it isn't a heavy enough clutch to hang on. He probably saw smoke and thought he was doing a burn-out, but was dumb enough not to be able to tell the difference between burning clutch smell and burning rubber smell.
These Broncos aren't race cars. I would be surprised if it is possible to do a burn-out at all in one.
Stupid is as stupid does!!Cross post from this reddit. Looks like a 2022 big bend where someone attempted to do a burnout right off the dealer lot. Absolutely annihilated their clutch with only 10 miles on the drivetrain.
The comments indicate that the flywheel was blackened, so that means things got really hot! My guess is that it was a clutch dump at high rpm, but it isn't a heavy enough clutch to hang on. He probably saw smoke and thought he was doing a burn-out, but was dumb enough not to be able to tell the difference between burning clutch smell and burning rubber smell.
These Broncos aren't race cars. I would be surprised if it is possible to do a burn-out at all in one.
That’s a nice color purple he got on that there lol! Oh btw they will do burnouts just fine. ESP a 4 cyl auto. Lol. I was not really trying but the 4 cyl auto does a brake torque easier than the 6cyl I think it’s the difference in the braking system.Cross post from this reddit. Looks like a 2022 big bend where someone attempted to do a burnout right off the dealer lot. Absolutely annihilated their clutch with only 10 miles on the drivetrain.
The comments indicate that the flywheel was blackened, so that means things got really hot! My guess is that it was a clutch dump at high rpm, but it isn't a heavy enough clutch to hang on. He probably saw smoke and thought he was doing a burn-out, but was dumb enough not to be able to tell the difference between burning clutch smell and burning rubber smell.
These Broncos aren't race cars. I would be surprised if it is possible to do a burn-out at all in one.
Oh man, I didn't even think of the damage the heat could have done to the input shaft. I figured the throwout bearing, slave cylinder and flywheel are all toast. That would be crazy if the transmission had to be rebuilt from the resulting heat damage as well.
