Check your heater control cable and check your coolant control valve for vacuum operations. control valve located under hood @ coolant hoses leading to the heater core. cable operates a blend door inside truck under dash/behind glove box.. this should help
SOURCE: Describe your 1996 Ford Explorer Problem..trouble
Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) P0443 indicates a failure in the EVAP canister
purge valve circuit.
Possible causes:
SOURCE: firing order for 1996 ford explorer
You didn't tell me if you have a 6 cyl, 8 cyl or 4WD, so i'll give you a link where you can check the engine you have. Scroll down the page to Explorer and click on the engine you have...
http://autorepair.about.com/library/firing_orders/bl-ford-firing-96.htm
SOURCE: HAve a 1996 Ford explorer v-8 that is overheating,
With cool engine... open radiator cap and look inside radiator. Do you see lots of sediment and calcium growth on radiater tubes? If yes, a coring may be needed. If only slightly bad, a radiator flush may be needed... then refill with 50 percent antifreeze.
Good thermostat, cleaned cooling system, non-leaking water pump, good water flow via water pump... nothing else left (unless you put the thermostate in backwards)..
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SOURCE: change transmission
Call a local used auto parts yard, they usually have books that will tell if the parts are interchangable.
SOURCE: 1998 Ford Explorer: No heat. Checked everything
take out the glove box, you will see a white box about 3 inchs square with wires pulged into it, this is the diverter control,take the screws out, and remove it, then see if you cand move the diverter by hand too get heat, if you can then you need too replace the control or just lock the diverter in the heat position, i had this same problem last week in a 98 explorer and liked too never found it , ive got heat now!!!
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its an easy job. Good luck!
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