icemaneric
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- 1997 XLT
So I have this problem with my TC.
A loud spinning sound when "coasting". It does not occur at very low speeds but does at speeds over 30 or so MPH. If I reapply the gas pedal or shift into neutral the sound goes away. As long as I'm on the gas it doesn't make sound. The sound starts 3-5 seconds after you lift off the gas. If I shift into reverse to back down my driveway it will start making a whirring sound. I did a search and came across this article over at Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
It was all down to the T.
I went on ahead and followed Glacier991 write up, The Borg Warner 4405 Transfer Case Rebuild Diary
Any how, I tore into my case and found the rod that the shift fork slides into have bronze sleeves in them already. The previous owner said the case was rebuilt a year ago. All the parts look good inside. So my question is, what would cause these symptoms besides the TC halves. A bad Electric Shift Motor?
Its a 97 Explore Automatic 4x4 with a 4.0 170k on the clock. The 4wd selector has three settings. Auto, 4wd high, and low. I did read that if there are mismatched tires that could be my problem. The tire are different sets front to back. They all have about 85 tread left, if that matters.
Thanks for any help I can get from you guys and gals.
A loud spinning sound when "coasting". It does not occur at very low speeds but does at speeds over 30 or so MPH. If I reapply the gas pedal or shift into neutral the sound goes away. As long as I'm on the gas it doesn't make sound. The sound starts 3-5 seconds after you lift off the gas. If I shift into reverse to back down my driveway it will start making a whirring sound. I did a search and came across this article over at Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
It was all down to the T.
I went on ahead and followed Glacier991 write up, The Borg Warner 4405 Transfer Case Rebuild Diary
Any how, I tore into my case and found the rod that the shift fork slides into have bronze sleeves in them already. The previous owner said the case was rebuilt a year ago. All the parts look good inside. So my question is, what would cause these symptoms besides the TC halves. A bad Electric Shift Motor?
Its a 97 Explore Automatic 4x4 with a 4.0 170k on the clock. The 4wd selector has three settings. Auto, 4wd high, and low. I did read that if there are mismatched tires that could be my problem. The tire are different sets front to back. They all have about 85 tread left, if that matters.
Thanks for any help I can get from you guys and gals.