Ford Explorer Sport Trac owners have reported 3 problems related to axle assembly (under the power train category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Ford Explorer Sport Trac based on all problems reported for the Explorer Sport Trac.
I own a 2001 sport trac. I had to pay 934. 00 to bryan automotive in decatur texas to replace both right and left axles, and the outer bearings. The rear end still has a slight whining at 55-70 mph. He spoke with someone at the Ford house in decatur TX , and was told some sport tracs will have this noise. I have owned numerous vehicles and have never had a rear end go out. Something was definitely wrong. Please have Ford reimburse people and do a recall.
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While driving at approximately 55 mph, the vehicle vibrated and had a bumpy ride. The vehicle was taken to the dealership where the mechanic replaced the differential after having the vehicle for over a month. The right front axle was replaced.
Vibration in drive train starts at 45 and continues through 60 mph. Dealer has checked all 4 wheels for balance, replaced rear driveshaft, replaced transfer case, and now wants to replace rear axle assembly. Front crankshaft seal has now started to leak engine oil.
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