No I have been reading that Ford Explorers will roll over even with good tires or bad tires (notably Firestone). Will the Ford Explorer rollover with tires made other than Firestone and is in a very safe or very dangerous unstable vehicle?
I'm thinking about getting a 2000 Ford Explorer Limited as my next car. I like the Limited over any of the other trim packages. I don't mind the privacy glass that came standard on the Limited. I think it would look really good without the privacy glass. The base model had clear windows all the way around. I was thinking of getting the rear windows from the base model. Would this be an easy thing for me to do to this car?
How far can yo go on full tank of gas in 2001 Ford explorer? - 1
Truck still runs and drives coil pack was tested and replaced anyway but for the 2 cylinders (on same coil pack) has no spark why all the others is good
Just curious as I've already done it to one pad. I had already did some research and found that it is commonplace to do so. Just looking for more opinions before continuing further.
Basically, I bought some brake pads and they barely fit with the old clips, and absolutely wouldn't go on with the new clips. There wasn't a lot of rust or corrosion either. I did take a metal brush with some brake cleaner and tried to clean out the bracket and the old clips.Still no luck, even with the new clips.
I drive a 2004 ford Explorer 4.6l AWD/4WD and the pads are Duralast Gold Ceramic Brakes for the front axel. I didn't finish the job as I ran into this issue. I've filed down the ears off of one pad just enough to remove the "paint" or coating. Will try it out in a couple days when it warms back up.
Thanks for any help!
Added (1). Just wanted to give advance that I do know that removing material off the ears makes it vulnerable to rust and corrosion. I've heard that brake grease will take care of that. These bakes are merely temporary until next summer when I can afford higher quality brakes.
Added (2). One more update. THEY ARE THE CORRECT PADS. I'VE TAKEN THEM BACK TWICE TO TWO DIFFERENT PARTS STORES AND THEY ARE A MATCH TO MY MAKE, MODEL, ENGINE, AND DRIVETRAIN.
What procedure should I take into putting a new radio into my ford explorer?
I want it to bump decently, but I'm also on a budget being 16
Which is Better? BMW-X3, Volvo-QX50, Juguar F-pace and Ford Explorer? - 1
I know the filter for my truck is only $10 at AutoZone. Just wanting to know how much it could possibly cost to have a mechanic do it.
Added (1). 2004 ford explorer 4.6l
I drive a 2000 Ford Explorer. Before going to work this morning, it took me about 2-3 tries to get the car started. When it started, the car started shaking and the car would rev on it's own a few times over a couple minutes. I tried to reverse the vehicle out of the driveway, but midway through it just stopped. I grabbed jumper cables, but when I tried starting the vehicle back up after a few minutes, it worked fine. My vehicle made it to work, which is about 15 miles away from home. My concern is going back to the area I live. Does anyone know what happened? Thank you.
Added (1). I would also like to add it rained the day prior.