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Grinding in Floorboards

Old Sep 30, 2013
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Any help appreciated: 04' Ranger XLT 113k miles, auto trans, just replaced front hubs, pads/rotors. I still have a grinding sound (sometimes but getting more frequent). I am thinking it's either:
-transmission (no maintenance ever done to it)
-U-joints
-Rear bearings

I've had probs with the rear drums, replaced them, etc. and this doens't sound or feel like that. Actually I can't hear much of anything at all....just a low grind that you mostly feel in your feet.

If anyone has insight into how to diagnose (or other possible problems) it would be much appreciated. Thanks again.
 
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Old Oct 12, 2013
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Go under you truck and shake your drive shaft, it shouldn't be able to move. If there's play you u joints are bad, and if its your u joints grinding you might want to get them fixed because your ujoint breaks.
 
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