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#6125 of 6241 Re: any advice [mshill] by joshual1887 Oct 07, 2008 (6:59 am)
Replying to: mshill (Sep 22, 2008 2:34 pm) turns out the wires to the coil pack were frayed and were shorting out thus throwing the codes. fuel injectors were fine but had them cleaned anyways. new fuel filter and went to a junkyard and gotta coil pack for $45 and included with it was an extra sensor pkug wires and clips with heat sheilds and the main bracket( didnt need any of it but what the hell) the only code its running now is an o2 sensor. also bought an obdII off ebay for $50. milade is back up to 17.7 and i feel for u with the transmission. i am on my 3rd. if u wanna rebuilt one for a reasonable price call greenleaf. they can find u one for about 800 and that comes with a 6 month warrenty. i can also recomend a good trans mechanic. he will install it for 250 and if it doesnt work he will either fix the trans or have another put in from greenleaf free of charge. i recomend him because if it has electrical problems (soloniods) he will get it working. my new one had problems in #2 soloniod it was extremely sluggish . im on month 6 without a compliant
#6126 of 6241 Re: Gear shift lever broken-Ford Expl 2002 -please help ! [paul7281] by prubbo Oct 08, 2008 (7:52 am)
Replying to: paul7281 (Sep 24, 2007 6:35 pm) My shift broke off too. When you installed your original steering wheel on the 5L2Z-3C529-A, did it fit correctly? Was there enough length on the splined shaft to mount the steering wheel correctly?   I received a used steering column from the junk yard. Everything looked the same as the original except the shaft only protruded out 1/4" while my original column's shaft protruded 3/4". There was not enough lenght on the shaft to mount the steering wheel. Replies to this message: paul7281 (Oct 16, 2008 2:03 pm) fordsrus2 (Oct 19, 2008 1:23 am)
#6127 of 6241 Re: Gear shift lever broken-Ford Expl 2002 -please help ! [prubbo] by paul7281 Oct 16, 2008 (2:03 pm)
Replying to: prubbo (Oct 08, 2008 7:52 am) Hi prubbo, paul7281 here. My original steering column-part number was 4L2Z-3C529-DA, I replaced it with this part 5L2Z-3C529-A, and it was new from Ford out of the box. I don't know how much shaft protruded out of the column, but my original steering wheel did fit correctly. prubbo, you did not pull the steering column your self?? Do you know if it's out of a 2002-2004 Ford Explorer or Ford Mountaineer?? Did you see this part number 5L2Z-3C529-A, on the steering column or just on the junk yard invoice?? There is something suspect about the steering column you received. If you have a 2002 Ford Explorer this 5L2Z-3C529-A, steering column and your original steering wheel should fit! Go to your local ford parts dealer with the steering column and steering wheel and ask ford's part dealer why it will not fit? paul... Replies to this message: fordsrus2 (Oct 19, 2008 1:23 am)
#6129 of 6241 Rear window defroster by dlw4 Oct 16, 2008 (6:14 pm)
Since winter is about upon us, the rear window defogger on my '99 Explorer has decided not to work. No light on the little switch when you push it, so I assume it's not working. Is there a fuse for this thing? My Chilton's book doesn't even mention the rear defogger, so not much help. Anyone?
#6130 of 6241 Re: Gear shift lever broken-Ford Expl 2002 -please help ! [paul7281] by fordsrus2 Oct 19, 2008 (1:23 am)
Replying to: paul7281 (Oct 16, 2008 2:03 pm) Paul7281...Fordsrus2 here... Any advice or tips on removing the shifter linkage from column on 96 ford explorer. I have a part somewhere on the shifter linkage rod broken and need to remove in order to repair...any advise would be appreciated...tx
#6131 of 6241 How to Remove shifter linkage on steering column of 96 ford explorer by fordsrus2 Oct 19, 2008 (5:16 pm)
Any advice or tips on removing the shifter linkage from steering column on 96 ford explorer. I have a part somewhere on the shifter linkage rod broken and need to remove in order to repair...any advise would be appreciated...tx
#6132 of 6241 2002 Explorer Fan doesn't blow very well except on high by edvanhal Oct 21, 2008 (7:24 pm)
I live in a cold winter climate. Owned since new 2002, last four years engine temperature indicates high, but not very good heat. When I bring it to the dealer he puts in the garage and checked the heater exit temperature and said it's OK. I can't go through another winter in it.   I think the fan doesn't blow enough. Fan speed one is "barely anything", speed two "kinda something", speed three "barely something", speed four "blows, makes a lot of noise, some heat".   Is there a heavy duty fan available?   Thanks! Replies to this message: fordsrus2 (Oct 22, 2008 4:19 pm)
#6133 of 6241 Re: 1998 Ford Explorer - no start = fuel problem? [fatback] by ksteven Oct 21, 2008 (10:31 pm)
Replying to: fatback (Jan 24, 2007 3:08 pm) hey lovelylu42 did u get ur problem fix i am having the same problem i have a 99 explorer an having the same problem did the same thing with the fuel pump also my injectors not opening.
#6134 of 6241 Re: 2002 Explorer Fan doesn't blow very well except on high [edvanhal] by fordsrus2 Oct 22, 2008 (4:19 pm)
Replying to: edvanhal (Oct 21, 2008 7:24 pm) The fan switch itself may be your problem, as it controls the level of the fan speed. Regardless, it seems that it would have to be one of the two, fan speed swt or fan motor. However, I would think it's more likely the fan swt itself. I had an Explorer that had similar symptons and the fan swt itself turned out to be the problem. Again this is the actual swt that you are turning to set your fan speed. In reference to the noise that you hear at the highest setting, there may be something that's getting into your fan blades causing this, as I know leaves are sometime bad about working their way into the fan blades. Hope this reply helps, as it may at least give you a couple of things to consider....

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