Loud Noises

Cobra123089

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Broomfield CO/ Laramie WY

Sep 21, 2008

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• Sep 21, 2008

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Ok i have a loud noise coming from what seems to be the driveshaft. It sounds similar to very loud bicycle breaks (the rubber ones). I did just install motive 4.10's and when we put the drive shaft back on we lined it up in the exact spot it came off, any ideas? I know some gears can whine but this is not a whine.

 

Cobra123089

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Sep 22, 2008

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• Sep 22, 2008

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any one?

 

stangnutlx

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• Sep 22, 2008

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Does it do it coasting or when you get back on the gas after coasting. Need to be a little more specific..

 

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2000GTdriver

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• Sep 22, 2008

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You might have damaged a u-joint during R & R of the drive shaft.

 

Cobra123089

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Sep 22, 2008

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• Sep 22, 2008

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Ok i ve been messing around with it all day and im pretty sure its the back driver side brakes. It looks like its not sliding like it should, i pulled them apart and lubed everything, it helped for a little so i might need to replace the pads. and make sure they are clear of everything.

 

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TripleBlk

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• Sep 22, 2008

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Cobra123089 said:

Ok i ve been messing around with it all day and im pretty sure its the back driver side brakes. It looks like its not sliding like it should, i pulled them apart and lubed everything, it helped for a little so i might need to replace the pads. and make sure they are clear of everything.

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Yeah, I posted about this a week or so ago, and got no response.

There was a recall on the emergency brakes on these cars a while back.

In my case, a moron was assigned to my car ( not all techs are morons by any means). I think he took a "shortcut" and hosed up my driver side rear disc brake ( too lazy to disconnect the frigging e-brake cable thing ? ) Needless to say, I will junk this car before I bring it back to any Ford dealership. Your mileage may vary.

The sliders ( caliper pins) on the back brakes seem to "hang up" on these cars. It might be worth your time to take them out, check them, and re-grease as needed. Good luck.

 

Cobra123089

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• Sep 22, 2008

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i replaced the back pads as well as the sliders, and it fixed the problem. I guess it just was an untimely coincidence.