2004Paul
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- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2004 and 2002 Explorer
Hello,
Long time browser, first time post.
I have a 2004 Explorer V8 with 80,000miles. When in 4WD, I get a whining hum noise that get increasing higher in pitch as I accelerate. It only happens at certain RPM and lasts about a second, then 3 or 4 seconds go by, then it comes again for about a second, but only at a higher pitch then the previous. Makes no difference if turning left or right. Shifts good. Once it gets past the third intermittent whine at approx 30 mph, it seems to dissapear. I believe it also does it consistently when slowing down. It is an AWD and it probably has not been in 4WD for a few months. Seems to be coming from Front end or maybe transfer case but wouldn't rule out anywhere else.
I have a 2002 Explorer that always had a noisy rear end, but it was always there if on the pedal...this is completely different.
I've searched for hours and not really finding anything...hoping someone here may have some advice. Thanks in advance
Paul
Long time browser, first time post.
I have a 2004 Explorer V8 with 80,000miles. When in 4WD, I get a whining hum noise that get increasing higher in pitch as I accelerate. It only happens at certain RPM and lasts about a second, then 3 or 4 seconds go by, then it comes again for about a second, but only at a higher pitch then the previous. Makes no difference if turning left or right. Shifts good. Once it gets past the third intermittent whine at approx 30 mph, it seems to dissapear. I believe it also does it consistently when slowing down. It is an AWD and it probably has not been in 4WD for a few months. Seems to be coming from Front end or maybe transfer case but wouldn't rule out anywhere else.
I have a 2002 Explorer that always had a noisy rear end, but it was always there if on the pedal...this is completely different.
I've searched for hours and not really finding anything...hoping someone here may have some advice. Thanks in advance
Paul