2003 Ford Explorer Sport Trac "grinding noise putting car park" Questions

...grinding noise rom Transmission. Switched off, put into Park, started again, everything now fine Switched on, put into Drive, Then noticed fan & turn signals not working. Tried to put it in Park but ...

...grinding noise. Put it back into drive and it drove fine for about half a mile the acted like in neutral again. I started it this morning and it idled fine for a few mins. Put it into reverse and it ...

grinding noise when put in park Sounded like something broke and flew off the car and then the transmission stopped pulling. All transmission fluid leaked out of car. Will not go in gear. And if taken

...grinding noise only in park and neutral stops when put in gear 4 cyl honda accord has grinding noise when idling in park or neutral and it seems to stop when put in gear. Automatic transmission. Had ...

...grinding noise when slowing? did oil change put in three quarts left parking break on forgot and test drove did you fill the oil ? it has nothing to do with grinding noise,brake is not releasing, ...

grinding noise when i put my 88 honda civic into park it makes a grinding noise until about 30 miles I believe what you're saying is that after your car has been in park and you put it in gear to ...

...shifting to park sounds like the Flywheel Is Broke Or Loose Does it MAke Noise when driving ?or just Settin Still To put in to Park then It,s Tranny Problem Let Me Know What Ya Did Please thank,s ...

...it will go in park until I try to shift it into gear. Every time I try to put it in park it makes grinding noise common cause of grinding in park is worn or damaged parking prawl. transmission

...grinding noise when i put it into park nothing else i put the car on a computer to check the system and the gearbox didnt even register is this electrical or mechanical Definitely mechanical. The ...

...noise when put back to park The grinding is the transmission, this is normal because the transmission is turn when you put it in park. Don't do it to much. Most likely the motor on the transfer case ...