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The brakes are not engaged when the noise occurs. It is a metal to metal "clack" rather than a clang I guess. It does not sound like a loose body part. I'll take a look at the control arms. Thanks

A few days ago I took my '02 to the dealer to correct the "ranger lean" I have the ford extended warranty. They relaced both rear springs with new ones, and i suspect they tweaked the torsion bars. At any rate it sits level and didn't cost me anything. However, it has picked up a new problem...

Aha! Found the coding on the rear end tag,"4L10*****". Per the post above that means 4.10 Limited slip. Thanks for the help.

Thanks again-the chalk should help.

Thanks - I'll check the glove box and all of the crannies, Will crawl under the truck in the am-but my recollection of the numbers on the tag is there were about a half dozen or so digits.

The door decal on my '02 is gone (rendered illegible by over-zealous detailer). How can I tell which rear end I have?.. There is a metal tag hanging down from the differential-but its hard to read. I have the rear end codes-picked them up from another query. Is there another place on the...

Thanks, did the search. I'm relieved that it's a common, easily corrected problem. Just looked at my 93 Ranger-and it's still dead level. Sport Track was to be a replacement for my old truck, but I decided to keep it anyway. Thanks again.

I recently purchassed an 02 sport track-exceptionaly clean and 42000 miles. I was planning to replace the rear shocks and was checking underneath to see how difficult it would be. I noticed that the left side is approximately one inch lower than the right-very noticable from the rear. After...