Questions & Answers for: 1997 ford explorer awd axle

1997 Ford Explorer AWD Problem the bar that connects with the axle from the transfer case is rubbing "metal to mtl" making a screeching noise, what should i do or what could be wrong with the inside ...

...1997 ford explorer awd how do I disconnect the left rear axle on a 1997 ford explorer awd in order to replace bearing and seal? You have to take the rear differential apart, and then pull the

1997 ford f 150 look on the door jamb sticker for the axle code and compare it to the chart. please rate as solved if this helps. The front and rear axle codes are as follows: Rear axle ratio codes (A

...ford explore '97? first you must jack it up and place stands on the truck. then you remove the cover in the differential the big round thing that looks like a pan. then remove a small bolt in the ...

...1997 Ford Explorer, AWD, 5.0 eng. Acts I have a 1997 Ford Explorer, AWD, 5.0 eng. Acts like Torque Converter is locked in at all times, Stalls when put in gear / or tries to take off. Drives o-k as ...

...ford explorer/bad front differential..can I remove it completly with the cv joints and let front wheels freewheel? Yes is the short answer. Did you blow the gears in your front differential or you ...

...1997 Ford Explorer that won't shift! I have a 1997 Ford Explorer and it will not shift out of first gear, it bogs down when you hit 35mph?! Changed the air filter, and the transmission filter. ...

...Ford Explorer will go in reverse but will not engage in drive or any other gears We added more transmission fluid and that helped with reverse, because it wouldn't even do that when the ...

...Ford Explorer XLT won't shift from park. the 1997 explore wont come out of park sometimes until you put your foot on the brake FOOT ON THE BRAKE THE MOVE GEAR its a safety feature in case your on a ...

...1997 ford explorer with a 4.0 engine 4.0 engine either lift engine up or drop front differential out i would remove diff remove cv axles front drive shaft then all mounting points on the front end ...