kenc195
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- Joined
- February 16, 2015
- Messages
- 22
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- City, State
- Chandler Arizona
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2002 Mountaineer 2WD V8
2002 Mountaineer, 4.0, 2WD Automatic 145,000 miles
When cold I would start out and I heard a grinding noise out the back that almost sounded like the old metal on metal drum brakes. Obviously these are disk and the pads and rotors look fine.
Noticed that a slight right turn would also cause it but still only when the drive train is cold. Once it is warmed up I don't hear it. Suspected maybe emergency brake assembly, wheel bearings or something in the rear end. Slight acceleration seems to cause it but always under 15-20 miles an hour
Then yesterday it happened at start-up in park. It definitely has a rotational sound to it but I was completely still. It's not every time and only when cold.
Any suggestions?
When cold I would start out and I heard a grinding noise out the back that almost sounded like the old metal on metal drum brakes. Obviously these are disk and the pads and rotors look fine.
Noticed that a slight right turn would also cause it but still only when the drive train is cold. Once it is warmed up I don't hear it. Suspected maybe emergency brake assembly, wheel bearings or something in the rear end. Slight acceleration seems to cause it but always under 15-20 miles an hour
Then yesterday it happened at start-up in park. It definitely has a rotational sound to it but I was completely still. It's not every time and only when cold.
Any suggestions?