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Confirmed just now that yes, if I tilt the rear of the vehicle down (in my case the dash indicated a 3 degree slope) that the grinding noise at stationary idle goes away.

Lol @ that dealership for telling you that. How is it that I have a service appointment to execute the latest TSB on the 27th, and they can tell you one year? .

I'll test mine again in the morning.

I thought someone in this thread mentioned experimenting with this on a tilt. I did that this morning, just using the slight slope on my driveway apron. Guess what, when the rear was tilted down, the noise stopped. Anyone have a chance to perform this test, please do and report back.

I find it extremely interesting that your dealer calls you and tells you that parts are a month out when I left a voicemail for my local service manager today and a service advisor called me back within 2 hours to tell me that the parts will be there within 6 days and they want to schedule my...

I'll send some pictures when the weather improves. JL audio vx1000/5i amp JL 10TW3-D4 sub 4 total Audiofrog 4" GS42 2 total Audiofrog 6" GS60 Rear pods are not running off of the amp, just the factory head unit. Tech built a 13 layer custom enclosure that fits cleanly in the rear. The sub...

Hi all, recently had my base Stereo upgraded using a JL 10" sub in the factory sub location, along with replacement of all 6 speakers using audiofrog in like size. What a huge difference. The only thing that the tech told me was that there wasn't a digital output from the factory head unit...

I assume that 6th is working on the synchro in the same way that the clutch does. Something about the key, blocker rings, yada yada etc. Somehow it stops the part causing the issue from moving.

Still here. Still the same noise as the rest of you all. Taking it in 2nd week of December.

Yes, and it's repeatable over and over. It really feels like something is not properly lubricated.

I wonder if this can be recreated by turning off the vehicle and just pumping the brakes over and over until they start to resist

Think they help keep the rocks off the paint at all?

I also have the same low speed nees when moving and cold. Not sure if it's related to the sitting still in neutral issue. Probably is. The Ford web monitor contacted me, and told me that someone from Ford would contact me. No call yet,.two weeks later.

Is the oil separator check valve part of the transmission?

Other forum had someone say this:. “oil separator check valve” ... And that it was serious and needs to be replaced.

Confirmed that the noise is there. Moving towards 6th gear makes the noise stop. Note: this is without touching the clutch at all. Just moving the shifter right and down just a bit and it's gone. Also, fully depressing the clutch pedal makes the noise go away.

22 BL with the MT as well at 1204 miles and I have exactly the same problem. I'll investigate more tomorrow morning. Also, I just took delivery of this vehicle about 4 weeks ago.

How long do you all think it will take to get to #5160?

Send it! 4dr order here.

The vacuum line makes sense, as when disconnecting the bronco after a flat tow, the brake pedal is firm. Fwiw, I am towing a 2.3 manual badlands using the blueox braking system.