Reverse noise?????
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A TC doesn't change direction when you go into reverse, so you can probably rule that out. The first thing you should check is the parking brake shoes, those are likely the source of the reverse only growling.
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Okay duh!
Alloro - You threw me a curveball. I've never heard of rear shoes being called parking brake shoes so I assumed it was something it the tranny.
Thanks guys, I'll check 'em out.
Alloro - You threw me a curveball. I've never heard of rear shoes being called parking brake shoes so I assumed it was something it the tranny.
Thanks guys, I'll check 'em out.
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In the 97 expedition, the rear brakes consist of pads and a rotor for your normal stopping brakes. But what is different is that the parking brake is separate from the pad/rotor braking system. The rear rotors also have a drum behind them that the parking brake shoes are in. These shoes are only applied via the parking brake pedal. That being the case, they almost never get used and tend to rust up and collect crud around them. You do have to pull the rotors off to inspect.
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That sounds just like an awesome design, one of ford better ideas - lol
So I guess I should be setting the parking brake all the time to help aleveate this problem.
So I guess I should be setting the parking brake all the time to help aleveate this problem.
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Actually no...the way to keep the parking brake drum and shoes in good working order is to use it once in a while to stop the (slow moving) vehicle. Simply setting the brake does not allow the shoes to keep the inside of the drum clean. For that to happen, you need the drum to be moving across the face of the shoes.
