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How much air should be in tires on a 1998 Ford explorer?
Tire pressure is located on drivers door or door jamb on a placard indicating size and pressure recommedations. The pressure is also stamped into the side of the tire in small print indicating maximum pressure ratings. It should be no more than 35psi
8/2/2015 3:00:07 PM •
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on Aug 02, 2015
Engin overheats , but it doesn't leak so why have to keep filling up with water and seen steam comin from like underneath the thermostat
Check your exhaust pipe when running. Do you see a lot of white smoke? If so, you most likely have a blown head gasket and are losing the water into the cylinders. This will cause overheating with no apparent leaking. If there is no white smoke, then you could be losing water from the "weep hole" under the water pump. This water often hits the engine block and evaporates (causing steam). Once you turn off the engine, the leaking often stops. Look carefully at the underside of the water pump for a small hole where the pulley shaft enters the pump. If you see traces of coolant (or signs that coolant ran down from the hole), you need to replace your water pump.
7/24/2015 4:12:14 AM •
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on Jul 24, 2015
Why does my 98 ford explorer eddie bauer cuts off when i stop
In most cases as mentioned above the IAC can contribute but in your case sounds like your Throttle Control Position Sensor Switch eith er has a bad connection or the switch is bad all together. they are betwen 25 and 40 dollars any parts store stocks it.
6/23/2015 1:27:59 PM •
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on Jun 23, 2015
1999 ford explorer no reverse but have all foward
Unfortunately it sounds like you have some internal transmission damage. When reverse wont function in your vehicle, it is fairly common that the reverse clutch plate in the transmission ha sworn the teeth off the gear. Once you have the transmission fixed, make sure you come to a complete stop when backing up before going forward. That is usually the action that will cause the theeth to wear off the clutch plate
6/15/2015 9:10:33 PM •
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on Jun 15, 2015
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