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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / January 2006

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96 Ranger, manual transmission sticks/pops

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HD_B!k3r - 20 Jan 2006 18:02 GMT
I have a 96 Ranger, 3.0L with manual 5-speed trans, 97K miles. After I
begin to drive the truck after it has been parked for an hour or more,
It will pop. I will engage brake/clutch, start engine, release e-brake,
fully disengage foot brake and ease out clutch. The truck will feel
like it is stuck and then suddenly pops and burst into motion.
gw - 20 Jan 2006 18:37 GMT
>I have a 96 Ranger, 3.0L with manual 5-speed trans, 97K miles. After I
> begin to drive the truck after it has been parked for an hour or more,
> It will pop. I will engage brake/clutch, start engine, release e-brake,
> fully disengage foot brake and ease out clutch. The truck will feel
> like it is stuck and then suddenly pops and burst into motion.

Sounds like you have a brake caliper hanging up, or your e-brake is not
releasing properly. Have you tried parking it in gear (no brake) with the
same result?
HD_B!k3r - 20 Jan 2006 21:07 GMT
Thanks, I never even thought that it might be the brakes.
Whitelightning - 28 Jan 2006 04:08 GMT
> Thanks, I never even thought that it might be the brakes.

The cable to the right rear wheel is notorious for hanging up.

Whitelightning

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