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Old 12-06-2005, 08:56 PM
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Arrow 97' ford explorer noise

The truck runs fine. There is a noise coming from the front driver. The brakes and all plates/caliper, guide pins have been replaced. It does it worse in reverse, or while turning at low speed going forward. It's really bad while turning in reverse.
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Old 12-07-2005, 08:32 PM
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The noise is more of a grind and vibration. Also if you put it in 1, instead of overdrive, and accelerate to about 15-20 mph and let off the accelerator, there is a whine and slight muffled vibration that gets less and less the more you slow down
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Old 12-08-2005, 01:23 AM
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Re: 97' ford explorer noise

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The noise is more of a grind and vibration. Also if you put it in 1, instead of overdrive, and accelerate to about 15-20 mph and let off the accelerator, there is a whine and slight muffled vibration that gets less and less the more you slow down
The grind/vibration may be your front driveshaft. I would check that first. U joints, or if you have the constant velocity joint at the transfer case, they often go bad.

I would fix the front end noise before you try and find the second noise.
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