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Old 09-08-2016
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Just bought an old 2007 Ranger cheap and now I think I know why. It sounds like lumber going thru a planer in a Sawmill when I accelerate. I am hoping it is just U-joints or something small. i only paid $3000 for it so I am afraid I made a huge mistake. Anyway, it looks as though I am going to have to resurrect my old P/T Mechanic skills. I am 64 years old and don't relish crawling under a truck but C'est La Vie. I will probably be on here now and then looking for some advice so we will see you around!
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OOPS!!! I didn't mean to start a new thread. I thought I was in the Introduction area. Sorry friends. My mistake!
 
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2007 Ranger 2WD with a 3.0l engine, should be a good setup

Automatic or manual trans?
Automatic will be a 5R44E
Manual will be an M5OD-R1
 
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Old 09-11-2016
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It's a manual trans with the 3.0 l engine. Truck runs beautifully except for that metallic type noise coming from somewhere in the drive train. I step on the gas, it sounds like a sawmill. I let off the gas, the sound goes away. Very annoying!
 


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