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Ford Ranger 4x4 pickup issue.
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Gavin4Cars
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Where you hiting the brakes. if u were it could just be your drums sticking it happends in my 03 edge some times.
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bisjoe
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How long since you did the rear brakes? They last so much longer than the fronts, they are often overlooked until they are really bad and the cylinder
is corroded, or the springs lose their strength. As for the bearings, you can normally hear that they are worn out when coasting, sort of a rumbling sound.
is corroded, or the springs lose their strength. As for the bearings, you can normally hear that they are worn out when coasting, sort of a rumbling sound.
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Welcome to this forum! I've moved your thread into the Ranger section. Check your brakes before you dig deeper (rear bearings, differential, transfer case, etc).
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