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Lucky you.....hope for you that it stays that way.

Sorry—-I don’t know. It supposedly uses a heating element to keep temperature as set.

The odor is strong and probably not healthy. The service manager at my dealership agrees after she got a good smell of it. If they can’t fix it then I’ll file under lemon law and get my money back or a new truck.

So what’s the fix?

Thanks Phil—it’s the dealership now. Service manger is taking it for a spin to if she can get it to duplicate. I’ll suggest this to her.

Thanks Phil—it’s the dealership now. Service manger is taking it for a spin to if she can get it to duplicate. I’ll suggest this to her.

My truck is four months old with a little over 4000 miles. From the get-go I noticed a burning odor like wax/crayons or hot glue sporadically coming from the vents while running the AC. I figured it was something that would dissipate or burn off with use but it hasn't. The dealership thought...

I did have dealership deal with all the little things. My point was that Ford should tighten up on their Quality Control/Inspection. If they want the Ranger to compete with Tacoma they better up their craftsmanship.

I ordered a 19 Lariat from the factory in late January and took delivery in late April. The first night I had it, it threw a check engine light and the dealership was unable to figure out what the issue but it has not returned. All four tires were way over pressured upon delivery -47-50...