Rear Suspension Leaf Spring Leaf Problems of Ford Explorer

Ford Explorer owners have reported 3 problems related to rear suspension leaf spring leaf (under the suspension category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Ford Explorer based on all problems reported for the Explorer.

1 Rear Suspension Leaf Spring Leaf problem of the 1998 Ford Explorer

Failure Date: 06/14/2001

We towed a boat within the vehicle specs, which caused the leaf springs in the back to fail. Ford has to this point refused to acknowledge that there is anything wrong with the vehicle. The vehicle rides three inches lower in the rear than in the front.

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2 Rear Suspension Leaf Spring Leaf problem of the 2001 Ford Explorer

Failure Date: 04/30/2001

The left rear leaf spring dropped on my Explorer. The left rear wheel well was 33" off the ground and the right front wheel well was 35" off the ground. The truck sat cockeyed. The truck steering was loose and the truck wandered at highway speeds, 50-70 mph. The dealer replaced the leaf spring on 05/03/2001.

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3 Rear Suspension Leaf Spring Leaf problem of the 2000 Ford Explorer

After heavy snow the vehicle began making a loud clunking noise, the consumer inspected the vehicle and found that the lower left rear leaf spring was hitting a bracket on the differential. Nlm.

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