NHTSA Complaint #11270669 — 2015 FORD EXPLORER

THE POLICE INTERCEPTOR UTILITY WAS BEING DRIVEN WITH WINDOWS DOWN IN A PARKING LOT WHEN A FOUL ODOR WAS SMELLED BY THE OFFICER, FOLLOWED BY THE CARBON MONOXIDE ALARM ACTIVATING. THE READING ON THE CO ALARM WAS 127 PPM. THE VEHICLE WAS TAKEN TO HILLTOP FORD AND A REPAIR WAS MADE TO THE EGR PURGE VALVE. THE VEHICLE WAS RETURNED TO SERVICE AND WITHIN A COUPLE OF DAYS THE CO ALARM ACTIVATED AGAIN, HOWEVER NO SMELL ACCOMPANIED THE ALARM. THE VEHICLE WAS BEING DRIVEN DURING THE ACTIVATION. THE CO ALARM IS A HONEYWELL BWC2R-M. THE VEHICLE WAS TAKEN BACK TO HILLTOP FORD AND AFTER REMAINING WITH THEM FOR A MONTH, A FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER TESTED THE VEHICLE WITH SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT AND WAS UNABLE TO DUPLICATE THE COMPLAINT. NO REPAIR WAS MADE. ALL PRIOR RECALL WORK HAD BEEN PERFORMED ON THIS VEHICLE.