The drive shaft has to be removed by force. WSM says to use a specialty tool to attach to the driveshaft right near the diff and then use a slide hammer to pop the driveshaft out.
I'm taking my Explorer in to get this done next Monday. They have to have the vehicle for FIVE days and Ford won't supply a complimentary rental car, etc. Sucks! Oh well, I'll just work from home and do an office week.
Ugh..I have subframe bushing inserts, poly diff carrier bushings, Steeda diff brace and rear sway bar and full BBK in the back. Almost feel like I should put all the stock parts back on before taking it in for this to be done. I just don't trust anyone else to work on my car
Does the recall come off OASIS once it’s been performed at the dealership? Seems like it will fail again? I was hoping they’d add a second bolt to the recall.
Had the recall fixed on my 2020 explorer, took them more than a day to do and now my rear passenger side tire pressure sensor stopped working. Does the repair require removing/messing with the tires and could the dealership have messed it up in the process? Super informative and to the point video btw, good work.
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The drive shaft has to be removed by force. WSM says to use a specialty tool to attach to the driveshaft right near the diff and then use a slide hammer to pop the driveshaft out.
Ford always keeps guys in work
I'm taking my Explorer in to get this done next Monday. They have to have the vehicle for FIVE days and Ford won't supply a complimentary rental car, etc. Sucks! Oh well, I'll just work from home and do an office week.
Is it possible to have a vibration type grinding noise around 37mph?
Ugh..I have subframe bushing inserts, poly diff carrier bushings, Steeda diff brace and rear sway bar and full BBK in the back. Almost feel like I should put all the stock parts back on before taking it in for this to be done. I just don't trust anyone else to work on my car
Does the recall come off OASIS once it’s been performed at the dealership? Seems like it will fail again? I was hoping they’d add a second bolt to the recall.
What happens if you take car in for this and you car starts swaying afterwards did forget to tighten something?
you can do it without removing the rear diff
All that for 3.1 hours
Had the recall fixed on my 2020 explorer, took them more than a day to do and now my rear passenger side tire pressure sensor stopped working. Does the repair require removing/messing with the tires and could the dealership have messed it up in the process? Super informative and to the point video btw, good work.
Nice job!