Tie rods are all tight. Only rumbling and vibration I get is after starting the truck up and pulling out of a parking spot. Only feel it in pedal and steering column
Rumbling noise on turning 2017 exp LTD EL
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Sgt Darkness
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You might want a Dodge then because if I’m not mistaken Chevy is using same trans as ours in several of their newer models.
AccraBob
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I think the assumption I had and that most people have is that in 4A, it stays in 2H unless road conditions tell it to kick into 4H. The tight turn on dry road apparently kicks it into 4H during that turn.
Dodge 3500 longbed dually it will be then
Running around in 4A will hurt your MPG. No need for it unless the weather is bad.
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Cynthia, I'm assuming you're Expy is still under the OEM warranty. If so, what has your local Ford dealership told you what the problem was?
I'm assuming it's the CV axle, but you initially stated the rumbling happened when you made a right OR left turn. Does it still rumble on both sides when you make a turn? If it's localized to one side (a left turn, for example), then the culprit would be the right CV axle. Something to mention to your mechanic...
I'm assuming it's the CV axle, but you initially stated the rumbling happened when you made a right OR left turn. Does it still rumble on both sides when you make a turn? If it's localized to one side (a left turn, for example), then the culprit would be the right CV axle. Something to mention to your mechanic...
Sgt Darkness
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I’ll take one too....but the grand rug rats wouldn't like it a bit.....they gotta b able to fight between 2nd and third row seats. U raise your own kids then u get the benefit of raising their kids....cool deal....
Hahahahahah I hear ya!
Matticus
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You could also check to see if your brakes are hanging up. It's possible something is happening after the car sits for a while that causes the brakes to not retract all the way. I've always noticed that, when turning, any clearance issue with brakes is exacerbated. It's usually more of a scraping/rubbing sound, but it could be translating into a vibration/rumbling noise
Great point! I’m gonna be getting powerstops soon
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