Q: ford explorer powerhatch makes a grinding noise when opening
ford explorer powerhatch makes a grinding noise when opening
My car has 8000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.
The SUV was also Hit in the Driver side rear and that is the side of the Power Hatch motor. Can the accident cause a mis-alignment indirectly causing the grinding?
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