rsm

yeah fixed the cable on that too

Martian

Not the cable. The brake. The scissor lever seizes up and doesn't let the shoes retract.

Take your rear rotors off and remove the parking brake completely. Put the rotor and tire back on and drive it for a week. See if the problem goes away.

Houston89

Did you ever find out the issue?
I'm experiencing exactly what you described.

ShirBlackspots

Don't think you'll get an answer, since the last post was four years ago.

JM Earley

[QUOTE=Houston89;6355091]Did you ever find out the issue?
I'm experiencing exactly what you described.

I know this is old, but I'm battling this now and I found the driveshaft balancer on the slip yoke has changed position.
I'm getting a ton of vibration above 65 after I changed both u-joints.

Eric Kleven

Buy a new driveshaft from Ford. the rear yoke on these is goofy and Ford uses different thicknesses in the U-joint bearing cups to center the rear u-joint in the yoke.

I bet you had fun getting the rear yoke clips in. me too.