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I have a 1995 Explorer 4 x 4 and in the past month we have replaced all brake pads, the master cyclinder, both rotors and front wheel hud aseemblies with the ABS sensor. We also brought it to a Ford Dealer and they said after it had been examined they told us that it was the wheel hud assemblies that was causing the problem, well the parts have been replaced and guess what, still isn't right.
The main reason it went into the garage was for a creeking sound when coming to a full stop-- so we have had all the work done and still have the sound and the ABS light keeps coming on. Any suggestions??? Please
Last edited by nelson1; Nov 17, 2006 at 03:46 PM.
Reason: spelling
my truck creaks in the front right, mechanic says it's a ball joint which has no grease fittings, he has had to inject grease using some needle on his grease gun. This has been done a few times in the last year (30,000 miles), but creaking goes away as soon as he greases the ball joint.
The ball joints have nothing to do with the abs light. As far as the ball joints they are sealed. Replace them if they squeek greasing them in that fashion is like a bandade on a severe wound just covering it up.
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