ChrisOIFdoc
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Could be an axle bearing, worn shaft for the spider gears, clutches, carrier, etc.. it's something you just have to get into to find out.
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so this leads me to me next question. when I accelerate from a dead stop and turn left or right, I get a rumble strip sounding noise. If I accelerate from a dead stop and go straight, I get no noise. Sounds like coming from rear diff. but Im not positive. do you guys think this is the LSD noise that people have been curing with change in rear diff fluid and friction modifier?
I had the clutch packs replaced in mine. One was destroyed and one was on the verge. I had the exact same problem. Think it cost me about $500 to fix.
OP listen man I'll tell you one thing about my expy as this seems common with my f150 buddies, this thing is got more money and parts invested in it than it's worth x3.... and still to this day it drives like shit on hot days and hauls ass on cold days. I just don't get it! on them 90+ days I'd get 7 mpg and it'll drive like it's missing 4 cylinders and has the transmission of a geo metro.... BUT on cold(er) days holy moly this thing is a ferrari, now y u ask that..... It's a Ford, u learn to live with it
That rumble strip noise is often Torque Converter Chatter...
What is the status of the trans fluid?