While it is possible it is highly unlikely. A burning smell is usually associated with a brake that is overheating. If you suspect either of these things it is important to get the vehicle looked at right away as they could cause you to lose control of the vehicle.
A flat tire is one possibility
Sounds like you've got burning oil, probably due to a leak.
The burning rubber smell in the tranmisson breaking apart inside.
because its new that's what happens or...the burning and tapping sound like low/no oil. I would definitely check the oil before driving it directly to the dealership. I checked the oil, its full. The burning smell was there when i drove out of the dealership but the noise only happened about 4 hours later.
It would depend on what is burning.
Because the truck is leaking silly if u smell gas why u driving its leaking
This would depend on your nose. A bad CMP sensor may cause improper burning of the fuel and can give a smell out the tailpipe. Will the CMP smell? Never. A Ford camshaft syncronizer will squeek and could cause a metallic burning smell.
You may have a defective tire or your rear brakes are out of adjustment and not releasing properly
If you smell wires burning, most likely that is the exact problem. If two wires were to melt together it would short the battery and kill it very easily.
The first and easiest answer that comes to mind is that there is a problem with the cabin air circulating fan. BUT - - there is not really enuf specific information. Are you sure it is a burning RUBBER smell, or a burning PLASTIC smell, or a burning ELECTRICAL smell? All could point to different problems.
It depends on what is on fire. If I were to be lighting a candle, I would smell burning wax. If paper were on fire, I'd smell burning paper. The scent of fire is really hard to explain. Maybe it smells like charcoal.
If your talking about cars... If you smell a burning smell, or your red battery light comes on then i would get your alternator checked out!