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  • Re: Ford Explorer/A4LD [disvnvet]

    Written by: sodbuster63 on Jan 6, 2010 1:02:41 PM

    I have a 1992 ford 4x4 explorer. 189 K miles. IT WILL GO INTO REVERSE GREAT BUT NOT FORWARD GEARS. I did a tranny flush, and replace the filter and the modulator. I tried to do the external band adjustment, but not sure how. I think you go 10 inch lbs then back off 3 1/2 turns. after doing the work, I can blip the engine 3 or 4 times up ... Read More

  • Ford Explorer/A4LD

    Written by: disvnvet on Dec 13, 2009 7:17:45 PM

    I really want to make sure that I repair the right thing on my Explorer. I have 1994 Explorer with a 1992 A4LD Transmission. I have received a number of responses to my problem. I want to verify before starting the project. I have been told that the problem is: 1. The Governor 2. Could be the Torque Convertor 3. Although not likely, it could be the Modulator. Situation: I recently ... Read More

Ford Explorer Starting and Stalling Problems

  • 1992-1994 ford explorer

    Written by: skeeterbug31 on Jun 18, 2009 9:17:20 PM

    i am picking one up for cheap if i can get an idea of how much tlc this thing is gonna need?runs when its warm and he says he replaced all the censors under the hood and he has had enough!Am i getting in too deep?

Ford Explorer AWD 4WD Questions

  • Re: 1992 ford explorer 4x4 [fillr68]

    Written by: redddogg on Jan 20, 2008 1:18:53 PM

    Thanks.

  • Re: 1992 ford explorer 4x4 [redddogg]

    Written by: fillr68 on Jan 20, 2008 12:39:59 PM

    not sure you can on those older explorers..on the later models there is a brown wire that can be bypassed ....I have seen the shift motors on ebay for around 140.00 ..Ford wants 450.00..that is what I would do it is easier then trying to modify your truck.

  • 1992 ford explorer 4x4

    Written by: redddogg on Jan 20, 2008 9:17:52 AM

    I have a 1992 explorer the electronic shit for 4x4 is not working is there anyway to shift this transfer case manually?

Ford Explorer Electrical Problems

  • O/D stopped

    Written by: gregstarola on Mar 16, 2007 3:47:48 PM

    Just recently. 1992 ford explorer xlt 4x4. the o/d stopped working. When I took it to the Transmission shop, they were adament that I needed a rebuilt. Can the o/d just be fixed? need help asap as I am moving. Gregstarola

Ford Explorer Maintenance and Repair

  • Transmission problems, what can i do?

    Written by: m_herek on Oct 5, 2006 3:43:59 PM

    i have a 1992 ford explorer and it goes into reverse but doesnt seem to want to go into drive. ever once in a while it will go into drive but its rare. i have changed the filter and replaced the transmission fluid but still hasnt changes. what can i do to fix it or will i need a new transmission?!?

  • Re: 1992 Ford Explorer, Fuel gauge issue. [electricdesign]

    Written by: badphish92 on Sep 8, 2006 5:29:50 AM

    Thanks for the info, got a repair manual today. Going to tear it up

  • Re: 1992 Ford Explorer, Fuel gauge issue. [badphish92]

    Written by: fordexploder on Sep 7, 2006 5:10:15 PM

    RE: the fuel line disconnect tools - the plastic ones didn't perform well. The metal type went into the connection further and did the job. Depressurize your fuel system first - easiest way is to disconnect the fuel inertia switch under the dash (passenger side) and turn the key cranking the engine until it starves itself for gas and quits.

  • Re: 1992 Ford Explorer, Fuel gauge issue. [badphish92]

    Written by: templer on Sep 7, 2006 7:00:42 AM

    My was doing the same exact thing. It was a carbon build. I took my Explorer to the Ford dealership and they put an additive in my tank, then I filled it up. Have to use the full tank before refilling. Worked for me. If that does not work, it could be the float or the sending unit. Hope this helps.

  • Re: 1992 Ford Explorer, Fuel gauge issue. [badphish92]

    Written by: electricdesign on Sep 7, 2006 6:59:52 AM

    Since it indicated 1/4 Tank, the electrical parts must be working, it sounds like the problem is with the float or sending unit in the tank. I had a 1991 that did the same thing, it has a brass float that had leaked, filled with gas, and sank. I was able to buy another float, it is a separate piece that clips onto the end of the wire arm. The fuel ... Read More

  • Re: 1992 Ford Explorer, Fuel gauge issue. [templer]

    Written by: badphish92 on Sep 7, 2006 5:54:32 AM

    It’s not registering at all.. after fill up it stays on E… I don’t know if this tells you anything, I had the front end up on ramps last night and the gauge showed ¼ a tank.

  • Re: 1992 Ford Explorer, Fuel gauge issue. [badphish92]

    Written by: templer on Sep 6, 2006 7:28:41 PM

    What is the fuel gauge doing? Is it not registering when you fill up? I had this problem on my 2005. It could be carbon build up on the float or the sending unit.

  • 1992 Ford Explorer, Fuel gauge issue.

    Written by: badphish92 on Sep 6, 2006 5:37:34 AM

    I recently purchased a 1992 Ford Explorer. Everything seems to be working fine except for the Fuel gauge, I checked the Fusses and I’m hoping the problem is not in the tank. Can anyone offer any other ideas? Thanks Tim

  • Re: Larest Explorer Recall [electricdesign]

    Written by: bioman on Aug 13, 2006 8:10:15 AM

    My casual post of a few days ago, concerning the latest Ford recall of some Explorers, really got me to act. After reading ED’s response about this recall I decided to look deeper in to the issue. I wondered why Ford is recalling only 1998 Explorers. Was there something unique about that particular year? Since I have a 1999 Explorer my first response was: “Wow missed it by one year”. As ... Read More

Ford Explorer Mercury Mountaineer 2005 and earlier

  • Re: 6R60 Trans [mschmal]

    Written by: jrc346 on Mar 25, 2006 4:06:34 PM

    Thanks Mark, I have been trying to look for information on this tranny, but it has so far been a futile effort. Maybe I am looking in the wrong areas, but thought a google search would work-it hasn't. The sealed part really is a let down. I just don't like it being that much harder to service if need be. I really want the V8 (like 292HP), but I want to ... Read More

Ford Explorer Maintenance and Repair

  • Computer programming after idle selenoid replacement??

    Written by: jodar96 on Feb 8, 2006 1:55:46 PM

    I have a 2003 Explorer XLT sport with 53K miles. It appears that everytime I take it to my local Ford dealer, it costs me more than it should. I supposedly had a bad idle selenoid. They charged $85 for diagnostic and selenoid replacement, $44 for the part itself, and a whopping $150 for computer reprogramming. To all you Ford experts and technicians, can you tell me if reprogramming was necessary? ... Read More

  • INTERIOR LIGHTS AND REAR WIPER PROBLEM

    Written by: welder9999 on Feb 2, 2006 7:35:43 AM

    I have a 1992 Ford Explorer Sport and in the last 2 weeks the rear wiper and interior lights have come on with the switchs off. The wiper stopped on its own but I have had to pull the fuse to turn off the lights. Would appreciate any advice.

Ford Explorer Mercury Mountaineer 2006 and newer

  • Potentially Great But With Safety Issues

    Written by: williams21 on Oct 2, 2005 7:09:26 AM

    I have owned a 1992, 1996 and 2002 Explorer EB and decided to step up to the 2006 Limited. Ford has made many improvements over the years and this year's edition is the best ever. However, there are two safety related problems that bother me. Hopefully they will be corrected but I wonder. First there is an occasional hesitation when pulling away from a complete stop. I wonder what would happen ... Read More

Ford Explorer Maintenance and Repair

  • 1994 Ford Explorer Transmission Problems - PLEASE HELP!! [skylerlee]

    Written by: electricdesign on Sep 10, 2005 10:23:29 AM

    Yes, nvbanker was the lucky one, but just about everyone else I know of has been unlucky, including me. My 1991 was an Eddie Bauer and my 1993 was an XLT, but it doesn't make any difference from 1991 to 1994, they all had exactly the same engine and the automatic transmissions were the same, the A4LD. There were MANY production changes during those 4 years and each year got a ... Read More

  • I NEED HELP RE: CLUTCHES

    Written by: hiskris on Jul 13, 2005 11:03:02 AM

    Hi.. 3 days ago my son purchased a 1992 ford explorer (stick). He had 3 driving lessons in it totalling a little over 2 hours worth... I drove it the remaining times. The clutch went on the 3rd day. mechanic says the clutch was new... put in two years ago to this day... and a little over 20,000 miles put on it.... my question is this... could we possibly have destroyed ... Read More

  • bad shift

    Written by: badshift on Jun 22, 2005 9:14:46 AM

    i have a 1992 ford explorer 4 wheel drive stick.my problem is i was shifting from n. to first and nothing happend.i have good pedal and replaced the clutch 1 year ago.now i can start it up let the clutch out,and go thru all the gears nothing happens,not even a noise please help!

  • Ford explorer transmission problems Please HELP!!!!!

    Written by: ladyc on May 30, 2005 4:17:50 PM

    I NEED HELP!!!!! I have a 1992 explorer automatic transmission. The trans was rebulid last year and now that the warranty is gone the problems have started. It actslike its in neutral. I can get it into gear but once I shift again it just acts like its in neutral. If anyone has anys answers please let me know Ladyc

Ford Explorer Mercury Mountaineer 2005 and earlier

  • Recall ?

    Written by: whatsachevy on Jan 2, 2005 5:07:42 PM

    If Ford is aware of the solenoid problem, why isn't there a recall on it?   My wife's '03 is a V-8 auto, limited slip, 3.73. It has a very loud sporadic "clunking" in the transmission. It is not normal. It has had the transmission solenoid changed, but has not fixed the clunking noise. So far, I have not heard the rear-end whine (but, it only has 14K and it seems ... Read More

  • 2002 Explorer Experience

    Written by: jjetson on Dec 29, 2002 6:34:56 PM

    Thought I'd give an update to interested readers who are interested in buying a Ford. I have owned numerous foreign vehicles over the past 10 years, including: 1991 Mitsubishi Montero 1992 Honda Accord (2 different ones) 1991 Honda Civic 1995 Subaru Legacy L Wagon 1999 Nissan Pathfinder 2001 Honda Civic 2002 Honda Accord I went with a 2002 Ford Explorer (26K miles) as my SUV in 8/2002 because: 1 - Price ... Read More

Ford Explorer Maintenance and Repair

  • Yet another Explorer rant

    Written by: geoffdgti on Mar 3, 2002 2:10:18 PM

    I own a '98 Mercury Mountaineer V8 AWD with 89,000 miles on it. Previously, I owned a 1992 Mazda Navajo 2dr variant of the Explorer. I put 100K bumper to bumper warranties on both cars and I'm still incredulous at how much breaks on Explorers. I'm now faced with replacing the Mountaineer simply because I don't want to own it when Ford stops paying for the long string of repairs. It ... Read More

  • Older Explorers

    Written by: lrmet on Mar 25, 2001 11:16:19 AM

    In response to the Buying an Older Explorer question - I'm driving a 1991 currenlty has 135K miles on it. I'm looking at new vehicles now, but I'm going to move up to a bigger vehicle since I tow a boat in the summer. Up in Minnesota we like to haul boats around from lake to lake, and the Explorer has done it for me for 10 years. I bought it ... Read More

  • Questions on an Anchient Explorer

    Written by: qmercury on Jan 7, 2001 10:35:09 PM

    I have possibly one of the eldest Explorers ever made with a 6/1990 production date on the engine and a production number of 000107. I bought the car in November of 1990 new with 0 miles. 118 thousand later the car has really begun to fall apart in the last few months. Following the replacement of the entire cooling system last summer, the transmission is beginning to shift very roughly and ... Read More

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