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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / November 2006Growling F250
I *thought* I heard a slight growl when starting from a stop in my f250, and it went away when it shifted to 2nd (E04). HOwever, when I hooked up my heavy Travel trailer and used the weight transfer bars, it was very noticeable. It may be that it didn't quit after shifting, but the road noise blocked it out. Then again..... Should I look at the bearings, or the trans? TIA Does the noise change with road speed? I'd guess either your trans or a driveshaft U-joint is going bad. >I *thought* I heard a slight growl when starting from a stop in my f250, >and [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > TIA > Does the noise change with road speed? I'd guess either your trans or a > driveshaft U-joint is going bad. Yep, it's louder when just starting and under 10mph.......... Does it change in pitch with road speed? Are you able to hear it at city road speeds? Louder at low speeds, I'd guess it's your transmission. >> Does the noise change with road speed? I'd guess either your trans or a >> driveshaft U-joint is going bad. > > Yep, it's louder when just starting and under 10mph.......... Ok, I've heard that the E04 has had some bad 1/R clutches. Is there a way to spec out a rebuild that would be bullet proof? Pulling a heavy trailer?
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