I'll check that out. I think the drain plug could have come out of the troque converter. I heard something rattling around in there. We'll see what turns up when I pop off the inspection plate.
I guess the question is this. If I go so far as pullling the trans to replace the pump seal, should I just rebuild it? The cost would be about $500 to rebuild it compared to the cost of the new seal at $10. The trans also has 243k miles on it and I tow with it. So I think yes I should.
Driving home today and the trans started kicking out. Made it home and looked underneath the Expy to find the bottom of the trans and transfer case soaked with trans fluid. It was hard to see if the top was soaked as well, but it didnt look like it. Soooo, it looks like I'll be pulling the trans...
Here's some light reading on one of those codes.
http://www.expeditionforum.com/f42/2000-eddie-bauer-25840/
Here's some more...
http://www.expeditionforum.com/f42/97-expy-p1131-after-fuel-pump-replacement-23656/
No problems with a Navi here! If you want it to ride like new when you're done then you need to replace all the joints and steering with new. When replacing the rear control arms dont get factory replacements, get something like this 1997 Ford Expedition Navigator Rear Control Trailing Arms with...
My recommendation is a Dynomax Ultraflow muffler. Louder than stock, but excelent flow through and not so loud with droning and all the negative stuff like that.
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I'm sorry to read that. You should sell your Ford and go buy a Chevy. Then you can always have a new one. Seeing as they need to be replaced every 70k miles or so. Its like changing your oil.
That is a good point, rubber lines over time degrade the pedal feel and effort. Find some steel reinforced replacements and that will help pedal feel and braking effort.
A little tip for next time to save you from possibly tearing up the piston on the caliper. Use the old pad between the piston and "c" clamp. It will help it push evenly and avoid damaging the piston. Great write up!
I just thought about this, but if all those items clear inspection. Check the master cylinder and make sure its sending pressure to the rear feed. If not, that pop you heard was the piston or seal in the master cylinder giving out. Not common at all, but I had one vehicle that happened on. It...
Its time to pull the rear tires off and inspect the calipers for the rear brakes. Something let loose, and its releasing pressure causing the pedal to go to the floor. Did you check the rubber line that drops down to the the axle? Its toward the center of the truck over the rear axle. Also what...
I'm working on a new storage compartment that will be on the same side as the compressor, but toward the front of that cover panel. I'm going to make a door and store my tools / air line in there for easy access.
You broke a line going to the rear brakes. If you want to fix it get a flaring tool and reuse the connectors from the old line. They're special and I couldnt find them in the aftermarket. Buy a section of metal tubing the same diameter and splice it in for as much as looks corroded. Also check...
No dont do that. Im saying if you used that style, that might be your problem. Use something like this o'rilleys ford expedition cv boot and watch this video for info on replacing it, How To Install Replace Front CV Axle Ford F150 Expedition 1AAuto.com: https://youtu.be/PpdI1BNkow8 .
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