Rattling when driving
Ok I have tried everything! I have a 96 f150 2wd. I will drive down the road and all I hear is this rattling. It doesn't quite sound like grinding tho. I changed the diff fluid and still nothing i even tried greasing up the yoke on the the drive shaft. Anyone possibly know what the issue could be?
So is it all the time/constant while rolling or only over bumps. Since you mentioned drivetrain parts I'm guessing it's all the time. One possibility is the drum brakes, I had a shoe fall apart and it sounded pretty bad. Jack the rear end up, put it in neutral and start turning the wheels/driveshaft. Hopefully that leads you to something.
So is it all the time/constant while rolling or only over bumps. Since you mentioned drivetrain parts I'm guessing it's all the time. One possibility is the drum brakes, I had a shoe fall apart and it sounded pretty bad. Jack the rear end up, put it in neutral and start turning the wheels/driveshaft. Hopefully that leads you to something.
Yea, keep it simple for now, spend some quality time under the truck hitting / shaking everything. Could just be a loose heat shield along the exhaust system. Sorry I can't help more but I guess I would need to hear it to know what it could be. Look around
I suppose it could be I'll check around the exhaust it just doesn't make any since because the only time I hear it is when I drive and press the gas. Doesn't do it in park when I hit the gas and it shifts smooth driving. But thanks for the help I will look around and see if I can find anything I haven't looked at yet.
I noticed my 92 seemed to have a slight rattling while going down the road as well. Almost like a metal on metal pinging noise. Got to looking around and turns out it was a loose heat shield around the spark plugs. Thatd be a good place to check. Just start wiggling stuff around and see if theres any movement. Hope this helps! Good luck
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Here's where the guy who was raised on Ford trucks jumps in:
It's a Ford.
Get used to it rattling. They do that.
But, seriously, look at your spare tire carrier, exhaust system and hangers.
It's a Ford.
Get used to it rattling. They do that.
But, seriously, look at your spare tire carrier, exhaust system and hangers.

