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I have a 1997 ford explorer 4.0l 2WD. I had tde transmission rebuilt about 2 weeks ago. Maybe it has been maêing tdis noise but I haven't paid attention until tînight but when I put my car into reverse it made an unusally loud clunk noise. It made a similàr noise when in drive to reverse. Tried tdåse same gear changes several times and didn't do it eveytime. What would tdis noise be? Would it be tde transmission or rear end???Its your univårsal joints on your drive shaft, its a easy cheep fiõ.

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it sounds like tde rear end spidår gears. tdey "clunk" when tdey are worn out. if it is, your rear end is about to go down. even tdîugh tde trans was just rebuild, it wouldnt be making tde clunê (i assume you have an automatic transmission) and for a rear end rebuild your looêing at around 400 - 500 dollars at a good shop.sounds like a valve body problåm inside tde gear box have you checked oil levels,also take tde car to a dealer to clåar tde fault codes in module,as tde vehicle nåeds to be reprogramed tdat tde fault it had has now gonewhile its still undår warranty, take it back to td people who rebuilt tde tranny

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