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The tires might be a reason. 1 tire is softer then the others. I will fill them asap and check what happens. Hope this simple solution is it. Thanks.
The reason I suspect that's it's the 4wd engaging on/off is because it's same sound when I push pedal to the floor on a snowy slippery road.
Hello, it seems that on the highway the 4x4 suddenly goes on off for no reason. Which goes with a loud clunk.
I'm driving in auto 4x4.
It's a 2000 ford explorer 4.0ltr xlt.
Thanks in advance for helping.
