Burning rubber smell
#3
Does this happen after flooring it?
If you're smelling anything similar to plastic, take a look underneath the vehicle to make sure you haven't picked up any plastic grocery bags that are melted to the exhaust.
If it's truly a rubber smell, I'm at a loss. Is the vehicle new? This is a long shot, but make sure the wheel well liner isn't loose. A tire rubbing against that for an extended period of time could cause what you're describing. Most other rubber smells would be from the engine compartment - a belt that's out of alignment and rubbing, etc.
If you're smelling anything similar to plastic, take a look underneath the vehicle to make sure you haven't picked up any plastic grocery bags that are melted to the exhaust.
If it's truly a rubber smell, I'm at a loss. Is the vehicle new? This is a long shot, but make sure the wheel well liner isn't loose. A tire rubbing against that for an extended period of time could cause what you're describing. Most other rubber smells would be from the engine compartment - a belt that's out of alignment and rubbing, etc.
#4
H A H A This reminds me of my sister in-law with her Civic. Same problem, burning smell, took it to the dealer, AND IT WAS a grocery bag!! Cost her an hour repair time to find that out too! LOL
#6
Here's my 07 Aspen when I had a burning smell in it, as soon as I stopped it burst into flames came right thru the dash, and burned my hair, and face I got out just in time, never found a cause since everything burned up so bad, even melted the heads on it, total loss
#7
Kidding. Clearly something extraordinary happened here, but this is the first problem of its kind I've heard of with any recent Chrysler vehicles.
#9
Hardtop, WOW. Good to hear you got out OK. Sorry to see you Aspen up in flames. Maybe this burning smell should be taken more seriously??