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Thinking the same thing. Brother in law just gave me his 89 Ranger. same issue. found the clip, but $25 shipped is crazy. Some wire will work just fine on it. thanks for the tip

Mine did the same. ended up being rust on the neg wire to the battery. I did the starter and the solenoid before looking at that. some sand paper and a few mins did the trick

its was $12 at autozone. I just got one. Be carefull when install it. the plastic around the copper stud is VERY weak. will crack off with just a little amount of pressure.

I found that last night. Its a great source of information. Got me thinking. Does anybody make a replacement rocker back plate. I designed one last night and sent it to a local fab shop to make for me. That might be something others can use too

I was changing out the doors on my 91. I noticed that the rockers are even rusted wourse the I had thought. They basicly fell off. the back sheetmetal that the rockers are welded too aswell. there is nothing there. I have pics but cant figure out how to post them. is it best to try to make a...

Something you would never think about looking for. Love when that happens.

The 2 front motors were claimed today by another member. I Still have the back too. And from what I can tell, they back has a diffrent sproket from the front. I dont think the sprokets can be chaged out as the shaft for the rear is about 1/2" longer

could be a gear, check out this web page http://www.explorer4x4.com/speedo.html does not look hard to change out the gear, and it looks like a >$10 fix. I would give it a shot

Here is what I still have rear gate window and handle both glass pieces from the rear doors. pass front window. all the window motors all the door handles (inside)

lots of rust. the channels crumbeled away whe I took out the windows

Lots of issues here. You dont have a good baseline to start off with. However, tires is the first thing to look at. Any change in size will cause a diffrence in the speedo. I also try to varify speeds when I see the radars on the side of the road.

gray, but am using them on the new doors

I am using the power widow switches (and panels)

looked it up on ebay. looks like it fits 91 to 94. the track on the pass side looks brand new, same with the motor. the one on the drive side has the original motor and the tract was held together by a hose clamp. I don't remember if the window worked or not. Got it as a project truck It...

Replacing my doors. I stripped out the old doors. have some parts if anybody wants them. They are free, just cover shipping. Have parts from all 4 doors and rear gate. I am keeping the locks, driver window and wires. all else is free for the taking. Let me know what you need.

I have both pieces of glass that you can have for free. If you can figure out how to get them from Chicago. If you cover shipping, and packing materials, they are yours

I like that orange and black combo. I think I might use that on my X when I am ready to paint it

http://www.fixmyrust.com/Category/BH.html

quarter panels are not that $$$ http://www.fixmyrust.com/Product/4217125.html these guys sell them form $166 + shipping if you have the ability to weld it in.

I was always a fan of the E3 plugs. Jegs has them for $6 each. Little more HP, little better gas mileage over stock.

ROrsburn, thanks for the offer, But I just picked up some doors yesterday. If you would of gotten to me a few days ago, we could of worked something out

I picked up the doors. I will give it a shot. $150 for clean set of doors in the Chicago area is too good of a deal. Junk yarda are with 150 per door around here. and that is a door with no metal, panels, or anything at all. thanks for the help

good information. I would just swap out the locks with my locks that are in the truck now. Wires should be easy. But I am not sure what you mean by Change the inserts. What does that mean? thanks for the help

I have a rused out 91 4 door explorer. Does anybody know if doors from a 2000 (4 door) would fit on it. I thought I read once that they would, but not sure. thanks

Great job