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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / February 2005

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Brake help 94 Explorer

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wftx - 21 Feb 2005 00:50 GMT
I have a 94 Explorer that had a hard pedal and would make a "growling"
noise under the the dash and a slight vibration upon a complete stop.... I
replaced the master cylinder (proper proceedure/bench bleed Ect.)and
replaced the front pads from visual inspection the rotors looked good no
grooves and such... I Now have a good bake pedalut still have the
"growling/fart sound" noise when vehicle makes a complete stop
Jim Warman - 21 Feb 2005 02:40 GMT
Is the car equipped with 4WABS (4 wheel anti-skid brakes)?

> I have a 94 Explorer that had a hard pedal and would make a "growling"
> noise under the the dash and a slight vibration upon a complete stop.... I
> replaced the master cylinder (proper proceedure/bench bleed Ect.)and
> replaced the front pads from visual inspection the rotors looked good no
> grooves and such... I Now have a good bake pedalut still have the
> "growling/fart sound" noise when vehicle makes a complete stop
wftx - 21 Feb 2005 04:02 GMT
Yes it is.... The noise souds as if it comminig from under the dash
Jim Warman - 21 Feb 2005 04:20 GMT
My first inclination is the possibility of an ABS problem. If the ABS light
is not illuminating, check to see if it "proves out" when the key is turned
on. Have the system scanned for codes. Even then, the problem may not last
long enough to generate a code and it may become necessary to compare wheel
speed sensors speeds when the problem is occuring. These sensors are
magnetic and can collect all manner of debris or there may be a poor
connection or even a cracked tone ring (the "gear" that provides the sensor
it's reference).

HTH

> Yes it is.... The noise souds as if it comminig from under the dash
Mikepier - 21 Feb 2005 14:27 GMT
Try removing the fuse for the abs and see if it still does it.
wftx - 21 Feb 2005 04:03 GMT
you can e mail a reposne if it easier
 
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