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- David
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- Lubbock, TX
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- Your Bronco Model
- Outer Banks
@Fordified1 THANK YOU! Just read the irv2 thread you posted. This has kept me awake at night wondering what might be wrong and how could I possibly find the root cause. I’ve towed my 4A Bronco thousands of miles and never had a failure - also changed out fluids and they looked great. This takes a load off my mind. (BTW, gas motorhome, stone guard to protect the Bronco.)It’s common knowledge among RV’ers who flat tow that sometimes the towed vehicle stinks after being flat towed. (See link to rv forum below) Maybe the Bronco collects the debris and smells more than your other towed vehicles. I know why mine smells but I haven’t towed yours, maybe you do have an actual problem.. mine doesn’t. . I’m on my 4th flat towed vehicle and the Bronco definitely stinks more when first driven than the others did. After 12k or so miles of towing it, if something was getting hot causing the smell it would have failed by now. I have felt the transmission and transfer case, wheel hubs etc multiple times during and after towing and they are always cool to the touch.
https://www.irv2.com/forums/f103/burning-rubber-smell-in-my-tow-vehicle-591991.html
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