🔍Other shops failed to identify the source of the exhaust odor, putting the driver's safety at risk.
💥The bent hatch door is the cause of the exhaust odor, allowing fumes to enter the cabin.
🔧Identifix, a powerful database for automotive repair information, helped to identify the exhaust odor issue.
🔍The exhaust system was thoroughly inspected for leaks, but nothing was found.
🚧The dangerous levels of exhaust fumes entering the cabin make it essential to fix the bent hatch door.
What caused the exhaust odor in the Ford Explorer?
—The exhaust odor is caused by a bent hatch door, which allows the fumes to enter the cabin.
Why couldn't other shops find the source of the odor?
—Other shops failed to identify the issue because they did not inspect the hatch door.
Is the exhaust system leaking?
—No, the exhaust system has been thoroughly inspected and no leaks were found.
How can the bent hatch door be fixed?
—The hatch door needs to be straightened or replaced to ensure a proper seal and prevent exhaust odor.
Is the exhaust odor dangerous?
—Yes, the high levels of exhaust fumes entering the cabin pose a serious risk to the driver and passengers.
00:00Introduction to the issue of exhaust odor in the 2016 Ford Explorer.
01:00Inspection of the exterior of the vehicle to check for any visible damage.
02:55Inspection of the engine and exhaust system for potential leaks.
05:55Road test to confirm the presence of exhaust odor in the cabin.
09:14Using Identifix to identify a technical service bulletin about the exhaust odor issue.
12:28Demonstration of the smoke test to show how exhaust fumes enter the cabin through the bent hatch door.
13:12Conclusion and call to fix the bent hatch door to ensure driver and passenger safety.
