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#6372 of 6385 Re: car alarm [hannahlilanne]
by jim5072
Nov 19, 2012 (2:09 pm)
I had this alarm problem. It turned out to be the connectors at the top of the rear hatch. Open the rear hatch, pull the trim panel down at the top area to expose two connectors. These connectors twist each time the hatch is opened. If contact is lost due to temperature changes, wind, etc, the alarm sounds. They can be tightened by gently squeezing the female side of the connector with pliers. CAREFUL NOT TO OVER DO IT. Lube the connectors with electrical grease and reinstall. Mine drove me bonkers before I figured it out. Good luck
#6375 of 6385 '99 ford explorer leak
by jeff242
Nov 20, 2012 (10:56 am)
Hi, I was wondering if you knew how I could go about fixing a leak from the rear left side window? The seal looks tight, but rain is getting in like crazy. Thanks.
#6376 of 6385 SHIFT INDICATOR LIGHT
by ford343783
Dec 19, 2012 (10:45 am)
I have a Ford Explorer 2006, the light on the shift indicator is not working, this is where you see the P R N D 1 2 3. Can anyone tell me please, on which fuse the light is connected to. I tried to check the light bulb and it seems okay, so I guess it might be a busted fuse. Thanks!
#6377 of 6385 Re: explorer shuts off mainly when turning [nana666]
by mountainmama13
Jan 03, 2013 (7:43 pm)
Did you ever figure out the problem...we are having the very same problem...would love some help...
#6378 of 6385 Re: SHIFT INDICATOR LIGHT [ford343783]
by psteacher1
Jan 08, 2013 (2:47 pm)
the fuse box for that is under the dashboard (steering Wheel) if u check the manual u will be able to identify the fuse.They all have a specific number and spot. Good Luck
#6379 of 6385 Difficulty in filling gas
by ford343783
Feb 05, 2013 (10:20 am)
I have a Ford Explorer 2006,everything has been fine until recently, when I started having trouble filling up the gas tank. The gas pump keeps stopping – every 30 seconds or so – while I’m trying to fill it. I thought it was the nozzle that had a problem, but after trying with other gas stations, it was still the same.
Any ideas/help please...why does the gas pump nozzle keep turning off??
#6380 of 6385 Re: Difficulty in filling gas [ford343783]
by mcwell
Feb 05, 2013 (11:09 am)
Couple of things- be sure that the tanks is not actually full. Just be sure the gauge is not faulty.
That said, there is a check valve in the filler neck that must open to let fuel be added. There is a bypass hole so some gas will go down the filler tube but slowly. Remember your chemistry here and do not poke a screw driver down the neck to open the valve. Sparks are not your friend here. However, you may use a section of stiff hose or other rubber product to loosen the check valve or determine if something is blocking the tube.
If your are not familiar with working around gasoline fumes, then please use a garage to replace the check valve.
Let me know what you find!
#6381 of 6385 coolant leak need help!!!!!
by raidersky
Feb 27, 2013 (10:45 pm)
I have a 97 explorer sport I had major coolant leak looks like back of engine I have torn down to lower intake manifold. That is were all is pooling and most on left side. Any suggestions of the source????