orange256
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- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 1999 XLS 4.0 6cyl
A few months ago my dad and I replaced the brakes on my 99 Ford Explorer. I never dome it before and he walked me through it. A few weeks later I noticed a clunk noise coming from the driver side of the explorer. The sound would happen every time I went over a bump or just an uneven part of the road. I ignored it for awhile, but now my ABS light has come on and stayed on for the past two days. I did some research and got anything from a tie rod end, uca, wheel bearing, or caliber bolts. I don't honestly know much about car maint, but tomorrow morning I am going to jack the explorer up and take the wheel off. Is there any advice you can give me on what exactly I should be looking for when I do this to locate the sound? I heard also I should try and shake the wheel?
The clunk noise sounds as though it comes from somewhere around the wheel and then vibrates under the floorboards, it's especially loud and bad when going over speed bumps. It's only on the drivers side.
Any advice would help and be greatly appreciated.
The clunk noise sounds as though it comes from somewhere around the wheel and then vibrates under the floorboards, it's especially loud and bad when going over speed bumps. It's only on the drivers side.
Any advice would help and be greatly appreciated.