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good place to put shot glasses! :p :drunk:

Luckily, the Ford tech noticed water leak and informed me. It cost me $40 for replacing water pump. whew. Thank goodness for ESP

almost. It includes one driver, load and weight of trailer. I tow 3600# popup without any issues.

its GCVWR that include passengers, trailer and load. GVWR only focus on how heavy can be towed.

from reading handbook, even though you add DIY tow package, the max tow would still be at 2000 lbs, not 5,000 lbs with factory installed tow package. The radiator would need to be replaced with the thicker radiator, the tow button would need to be installed which would move the Max tow weight...

whew!

I did not read the news but just the title... said that Ford vehicles are being recalled for defective airbags. Does this this include Explorers?

what are the standard base features if anyone know?

my 2014 Explorer XLT is much better than my old 99 Explorer Sport with 4.0 engine. the transmission gave out twice. The 2014 pull same popup with ease than the old explorer.

ahhh didnt know about renew ESP!!! Looks like I will renew ESP soon. I am at 103,000 miles at the moment. Any advice? cost? who do I talk to about renewing ESP? I just paid $100 to replace water pump and several gaskets to stop the oil leak last week. It runs smoother now than it did...

I just had my oil leaked fixed and water pump replaced last week. The tech told me that the engine was taken out in order to do both repairs/replacement. Now it runs smoooooth!

I wonder if the head cracked. I will find out soon what was done to the engine.

My 2014 EXP is in shop oh well has been there for a month. I originally had service done to check the oil leak which had gotten worse but it was not like oil pouring out but slow leak. Then the tech found a water leak... last week they ordered parts and were waiting for someone else's...

Yup Steve still live up north. I been member since Sept 2011 but not sure if I remember Bill my memory isnt that good...

ahhh allmyEXes... I am still active in Popupportal.com as Halford There has been hot discussion about GRVW and stupid "Dry weight". Many of the popup owners bought heavy popups thinking that their van or weak vehicles can tow these. My Explorer with factory installed Tow Package was the...

I see what you mean the sideways was for trans-axle (front wheel drive) right?

straight inline 6? wow

Thank goodness for extended warranty! The dealer service dept found oil seeping out and also water leak from water pump. I have to wait a few weeks before they touch my Explorer... long line. currently driving old Accord. Explorer is now at 103,000 miles. Is that normal that water...

I hope it is not smaller than mine. Like the rear wheel though. and the bumper.

I would wait until 2023 to buy the new designed Explorers. That's what I did with the current Generation - bought the 2014 rather than 2011. Ford would work out the bugs first few years.

Sadly my 2014 Explorer XLT just hit the 100,000 miles. I was hoping its a lot less but I travel 96 miles round-trip to work and back daily. No engine issues so far. Runs like new and still going strong. (no need to knock wood, I believe in Ford).

Never had any exhaust issues... got it checked though. replaced all necessary parts (probably not needed). The dealer also fixed the door trims at the same time. The sad thing is that I just went over 100,000 miles.

2nd Explorer and Love them. I still look forward to the 20 Explorer and see what change will be made.

I believe if Ford use this as one of selling points that Waze can be used with Sync on all Ford vehicles

The lowest I went was 6 when I stop by Costco gas station.