IsleOfMan
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- 2006 Mountaineer 4.0L AWD
I just picked up an '06 Mountaineer 4.0L AWD with ~137k miles on the clock. The brake pedal seems to have a bit of play before the brakes engage (though they don't feel spongy and stop fine) and the shifts from 2-3 and 3-4 can be a tiny bit hard when under load. I thought, given the mileage, it might be a good idea to drain/flush/purge the Brake Fluid, Transmission Fluid, and Coolant. Also, there's a bit of rotor vibration on braking, so it seems like it might be a good time to go ahead and replace the front rotors and pads too?
I've not got under the hood or under the truck yet, but I was wondering... are there any tips/tricks you guys would care to share on these tasks, especially any gotchas you'd point out to avoid major catastrophe?
Thanks in advance!
I've not got under the hood or under the truck yet, but I was wondering... are there any tips/tricks you guys would care to share on these tasks, especially any gotchas you'd point out to avoid major catastrophe?
Thanks in advance!