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2022 Driveline Vibration 37-42MPH

Omega

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I keep checking back to see if they ever figured it out. I can say that my Expedition Timberland has been pretty solid so far.

Sorry you guys are still having issues. At this rate Ford will have a new model before they fix this crap and then they really won't care.
 

ErcSTBlue

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I have been dealing with this as well, they have replaced the driveshaft twice, replaced the transfer case twice, replaced the center carrier bearing. The latest TSB came out to install new bolts and shims at the center carrier bearing, but my vibration was still there. It is usually there after the car has sat over 6 hours. I still think there is something that may be related to the rear axle bolt recall, but still trying to figure it out. the servicing dealer says they are going to get back on the hotline call and see if they can get an engineer to come assist. At least this dealership is trying. This is a 2022 Explorer Platinum Hybrid with 14,400 miles on it. Vibration has been there since my drive home from the dealer in Ohio.
Hi I have a 2022 Explorer ST and after the axle bolt recall I have a vibration at about 40mph. Forst the steering wheel was off and it took me a long time discussing with the dealer to have the alignment solution. Now the vibration is driving me crazy but it definitely has to do with the recall axle bolt
 

JoeFord

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I brought in my Explorer for the same issue for the 4th time. FIrst time they said nothing was wrong, second time they replaced rear differential, third time they replaced the drive shaft, and now they have the car for 1 week and I am not sure what is going to be done to it, but I will update everyone if they fix it. They suspect it has to do with the recall for the bolts. Let's see what happens.
 

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