Leaking something leaking between front tire and back tire on driver side.

SOURCE: something leaking into drivers front floor 2003 ford explorer

plentum chainber still blocked/plugged, under guard wheel well, or windscreen has a leak.

SOURCE: When driving the drivers side front tire seems

First, have the front end checked for worn parts, if ok, then have the tire checked.

SOURCE: driver side front greease is leaking out behind

Hi, look at it where this grease is coming out and it should be surrounded by a rubber boot. The boot will be split open or a large cut in it. This is your CV joint. It has worn out due to the loss of lube and this is why you hear the noise. It will get much worse and the other side should be very close to being in the same condition. I would check the boot on this. The CV joint looks like a drive shaft joint. You can with a manual of your Dodge do the work your self if you are inclined to do so, can be a difficult task, I would recommend having both done maybe 1 per month or payday if you are like most of us in this economy, but I can't walk you through the steps unless I was on site. Find a certified mechanic and get several estimates on getting this done. If you put it off, you can looses a wheel going down the highway, we don't want this to happen!!! So, get several estimates, they are not extremely high. Please keep me posted in our comment section under my user name below, as I would like to know the out come and progress. I hope I have given you some direction to go on and found the problem, I am sure that is it. Please rate this thread post for me, as I know you will be kind. Keep me posted,
Sincerely,
Shastalaker7
Contractor

SOURCE: leaking antifreeze on drivers side

Either engine or thermostat gasket or leaking hose--check & have replaced.