The real question is what kind of noise is it making when you brake.
A pulsing type of noise could possibly just be the anti lock brakes working which would be more noticalbe in slippery conditions.
A high pitched squealing type noise is probably the brake pads indicating the pads are in need of replacement, unless you just replaced them then it might be the type of pads you put on and the noise should go away after a couple days of driving.
A grinding noise could mean your brake pads are to worn and grinding into your rotors causing a more expensive repair and if not taken care of soon enough your vehicle could become inoperable at any time while your trying to go somewhere.
the clutch on your A/C compressor needs to be replaced.
Anti-rattle clips not installed properly
you more than likely have an exaust manafold leaking or busted
The starter or battery cables/terminals are corrode.
Low battery voltage .?
Ford Dealer can help you. And tell you if there is anything wrong with your 2003 F150.
A rattling noise in your 2004 F150 when going uphill could be due to several reasons. It might be caused by loose heat shields, exhaust components, or even a failing catalytic converter. Additionally, it could indicate issues with the transmission or engine mounts under strain. It's best to have a mechanic inspect it to diagnose the specific cause.
why is my draftshaft for a 2003 s10 making a noise
your barrins in the wheels
"is making a funny noise"
When they don't feel like making noise and at night.
I am having problems with my break lights and want to know what the layout of the fuse box is for a 1986 ford F150.