1996 Ford Explorer "identifying rear ends" Questions

01 explorer just did a pad swap and the front two calipers are dragging. as i drove the explorer to my house to do the brakes the pedal was real soft the lady said sometimes she had to pump them. i ...

...rear shock absorber ends. It would help to identify which end of the car it is coming from. Make sure the sliding doors fit tightly. Try 'bouncing' the van at each corner to help identify the noise. ...

...rear end work or only a van Hello Brenda...you will find some identifying information on the actual real axle casing. Stamped numbers, I.D. tag or you can search your VIN (Vehicle Identification ...

...ends before saving a little money, then I can replace the rear shocks and as it only has 70,000 miles check the unversial joints fro wear and any damage, so again is the ID tag on the Pass side right ...

which digit on a 2005 dodge ram identifies the rear axle ratio? i dont believe the ratio is supplied by the vin but the ratio is written or stamped on the tag on the rear end, or front differential

noise in rear end withs sharp turns There are many possibilities that can cause car to make noise. It's actually from where the noise is coming from. Front end or rear end. From engine area or from ...

rear gear ratio for 93 toyota 4x4 pickup 5 speed. door sticker codes are 'C/TR 6j7/HL11 A/TM B04B/r150F'. I MUST REPLACE MY REAR END BUT MUST KNOW WHICH GEAR IS IN TRUCK. PLEASE HELP..... THANKS IN ...

Grinding and grabbing in the rear of 2006 Rainer It's usually at a slower speed and when I am turning that I hear a grinding noise and the rear end grabs. There are many possibilities that can

I have 58 chevy apache and have a turbo 400 transmission. It does 60 mph at 3000 rpm's. I would like to change the entire rear end so that it goes 60 mph at approx 2200 rpm. I now have a 350 engine in

...identifying a studdering in the front end when I make tight turns. It feels like the front tires are slipping. We have replaced the clutch plates and front and rear bushings, the vibration is still ...