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Just got 18 MPG in my 2002 V6 4.0 but I wish I had the V8. V6 has power, but you can tell it is lacking.

Thanks Jad. Thanks Jad . . .I'll keep looking but i guess you did not find enought depth in the side panel. As for the amp, I'm considering a compact 'digital" Alpine PDX that should fit under the front pax seat. my 2cd row middle has some kind of bump in the floor that will not allow amp...

The "magic tool" to fix the Tranny is . . . Some kind of boring tool tha alows him to insert a steel sleeve for the pin to ride in instead of the Aluminum case. Problem is, he has to dissassble the tranny to do the job . . . this is no 'easy' fix.

So, can I HIDE The sub somewhere on the 2002 style? Love the way you hid the AMP. I have a baby and another one coming . . .we love to load the truck up in the summer and punish the wimpy V6. Anyway, I can not have a sub box, IS THERE A PLACE TO HIDE A 10 inch JL SUB?? I don't want to...

thanks for taking the time. do you know where I can hide a 10 inch sub in the 2002 style explorer?

Doesn't JL Audio make one for that rig? didn't it the EBs have a factory sub?

2002 XLT Tranny - GTD to Fail? My Tranny guy is telling my tranny is guaranteed to fail at 90 to 120k miles. He knows the reason why and has a special tool to fix this "fast mover" in the world of transmission failures and repair. Anyone have experience or similar comments from their shop??

Don't think twice about the serpintine belt and pulley. I have about the same mileage but I do the tranny fluid every 12k b/c these trucks are known to blow them due to a steel pin in an aluminum shaft or some other careless engineering. Anyway, I would do the tranny fluid. Skip the T...

I service the tranny every 12k miles at a real tranny shop. Now my guy is telling me: "oh yea, those trannys go at about 90k miles. I keep them on the shelf it is so common." (which I have). He knows EXACTLY why and has a special tool to fix it on the rebuild. Still gonna cost me $2k. TRUE...

I service the transmission every 12k miles at a real transmission shop. Now my guy is telling me that these transmissions go at about 90k miles (which I have). He knows EXACTLY why, and has a special tool to fix it on the rebuild. It's still going to cost me $2k. TRUE? I've searched the...

I love them but I get a rumble at 65 MPH, not sure if it is the tires. I heard they were noisy.

I replaced my rear u joint and I still get a rumble at 65 mph. Anyone else? Might be my Fortera Triple Treads . . .i'll update the string if I find out.

Hi FYI, I just had 3 of my bearings replaced and it cost about $800 each due to the fact that the bearing is part of a larger assembly and the mechanic needs to remove the suspension to replace. so far all is well but a big expense. The mechanic says it is common.