Hi guys im Australia I have a 2004 explorer I have a problem in the back end of the drive line when the car is hot and I back of from doing 100ks it feel like im hinting a little speed hump every 10m

Asked by Damien Sep 30, 2014 at 11:38 PM about the 2004 Ford Explorer XLT V6 4WD

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T_S_T answered 9 years ago

Check the ,drive shaft for lossness,sound,s like you may have bad Universal joint.It is best to replace all of them when you do this.

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TransAm77 answered 9 years ago

Sounds like it could be U-joints, a drive shaft, the transmission or the rear end. I would have it looked at by a trusted mechanic.

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OJ answered 9 years ago

Could be a wheel bearing going out. Especially when only noticed under a no-load condition. We're on a different measurement scale 10M (meters) translates to about 33 feet.or thereabouts. Obviously to long a distance for a bad tire belt, which would be noticed at a much shorter distance.

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