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From: Bob - 15 Feb 2007, 22:54
2005 Explorer XLT I noticed that my right blinker started blinking very fast the other day (blinking fast inside the vehicle, on the instrument panel when I turn on the right turn signal). I checked my turn lights and found that the right (passenger) side turn light is not working. I guess the fast blinking is to let you know that there is a problem somewhere--I've never...
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From: ericwatterson@gmail . com - 12 Feb 2007, 03:10
Last week I had the brakes replaced in my 2001 Explorer Sport...new pads all around, new rotors in the front, and turned rotors in the back. The first time I got on the interstate (60+ mph), I noticed a vibration and a low-frequency noise coming from the front end. The vibration and the noise both increase significantly when I hit the brakes. Also, the...
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From: Taoshum - 11 Feb 2007, 20:45
No one had any input so here's one way, fyi: for a 1996 XLT, open the rear window, remove the gasket around the window opening, use a broad screwdriver to pry out the plastic rivets around the top of the plastic molding, there's about 6 of these. Remove the screws holding the inside pull strap, then the screw under the plug around the door lock. Now the...
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From: laloguero - 09 Feb 2007, 02:19
I would like for someone to please help me locate the GAS FILTER of a Ford Explorer 2003. Thanks. hilario: -- laloguero ------------------------------------------------------------------------ laloguero's Profile: * w w w .autostalk . com /m85 View this thread: * w w w .autostalk . com /t405897
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From: Vito - 07 Feb 2007, 21:52
1996 EB AWD V8 w/245K miles Last night while driving home I noticed a whinning sound like you'd hear with a bad power steering pump which changed pitch with engine RPM. The tranny then started slipping - eventually getting to the point where it wouldn't move the vehicle about a block from home. Parked it on street overnight and checked it this PM...
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From: NickD - 06 Feb 2007, 22:52
On my '93 4.0 Explorer XLT there is a black plastic oblong (or sausage) shaped container of some sort on the passenger side of the motor. It's about 10 inches long and 3-4 inches around and has what appears to be hard plastic vacuum lines attached to it. It's pictured in my cheapie Chilton's manual, but it's not identified anywhere I can find. Some of...
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From: dosio - 06 Feb 2007, 05:29
This is kind of follow up to previous posting. I've got 98' Expl. 4.0L , OHV only in a morning when start the engine and put shift lever on reverse or drive it died immediately, if I let it run for 30sec. it wont die. I replace EGR , IAC valve and Upper intake manifold gasket. Any ideas where to look? Thanks Dosio
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From: roach - 06 Feb 2007, 03:48
Hey, folks. Like I said in another thread, I just got my first '98 Explorer on Saturday. Today, apparently something has gotten into my right rear plastic panel and is rolling around driving me nuts. How hard is it to remove this panel, and can someone tell me how to go about it? There's noithing in my Haynes manual, and Google turned up nothin...
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From: Taoshum - 05 Feb 2007, 23:36
There's a new rattle coming from the rear door... ughhhh? Can anyone please tell me how to remove the plastic panel so I can see what it is? I tried to pry the plastic panel edge up but I'm afraid I'm going to break it.... Thanks!!!!
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From: Romer - 05 Feb 2007, 04:18
This one has me stumped. I got a 1992 Ford Explorer 4.0 4x4 and automatic. I replaced my intake manifold gasket (upper and lower) this weekend and when we got everything back together, the engine ran fine, no leaks, sounded good. But when we started it up the temp gauge was way over. Then we finished adding more coolant once the engine sucked more into...
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From: Allan Williams - 04 Feb 2007, 01:08
98 Explorer EB 4WD. I need to replace my broken passenger side mirror. My current one has the puddle ligh but no heat but I found a good price on one with a puddle lamp WITH heat. Anyone know if this one will this hook up OK? I just want to make sure the electrical connectors are the same and it will fit. Thanks. Al Williams
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From: dosio - 03 Feb 2007, 23:45
Hi everyone, Recently, when cold, around 30-32 degree and truck is cold, my Explorer runs very rough.When get warmer is fine. I replace EGR valve ,PVC and IAC valve but still does it. I assumed it must be the intake gasket. I've read about intake gasket's leak but I could not find diagram how to do the fix. Does anybody can help me locate this information?...
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From: evonhoene@yahoo . com - 03 Feb 2007, 17:35
I have a '98 Explorer XLT, and I need to take out the steering rack. I have a Haynes manual, and it says to disconnect the steering input shaft; remove the hoses; remove the power steering cooler; separate the tie-rod ends from the wheel spindle; and remove the steering gear mounting bolts. Then I'm supposed to be able to rotate the gear forward, slide...
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From: Paul G. - 03 Feb 2007, 00:49
You can download an owner's manual for free from Ford. Go here: * w w w .motorcraftservice . com /vdirs/retail/default.asp?pageid=&gutsid= Click the "Owner Guides" link at left, then input the year and model. They are in .pdf format, so you need the free Adobe Acrobat reader. It's almost better than a paper manual, because you can search it for a phrase...
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From: dan - 02 Feb 2007, 19:45
Hi All, I was getting the textbook "clunck" sound in the frontend of my 94 explorer (still had factory RAB's) --I took it to an alighnment shop -hey said the RAB's weren't too bad but, I had the RAB's replaced anyway- I still have an occasional cluck when I hit the brakes-any ideas. THANKS! Lou
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