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WTB 3rd generation lift spacers, let me know if you have any.

If anyone wants to sell their BTF Extended Upper control ARMS FOR LIFTED 2003 EXPLORER PLEASE LET ME KNOW.

Waiting, m2003 radio is acting up, think about replacing it

Is it possible for you to take a picture of the trim piece and its location please.

Does this happens when it rains?.

I was a similar situation last year on my 2003 Ex. A couple of body to frame bushings needed to be replaced, it was not an easy task on a vehicle from NY. While I replaced the bushings, I decided to raise the body 1.5". Three weeks ago I took advantage of LABOR DAY sale at Discount tire, and...

Curious to know what lift size you have.

Just finished removing the seat foam, the hardest part is to remove the cover, there is nothing really holding the foam in place, I purchased a OEM seat foam new for 50.00 on craigslist yesterday, now I'm ordering the seat cover because the foam on the actual cover is torn down.

thanks for the link.The link shows how to fix it without replacing the bottom foam. I just got new OEM foam and would like to know if there're hog rigs holding the foam to the frame.

Has anyone done it or has a link that shows the foam replaced on a 2003 explorer EB.

l also think the upper control arms may be causing your problem.

I would start by checking the steering stabilizer end links, these will cause the symptoms you are describing. Then I check the wheel bearings by raising the front wheels up and checking for play on the wheels.

After doing some searching, I found out that a 3.73 carrier is needed for the front, and the rear does not need a replacement carrier. I'm beginning to feel this site is self-serve;)

I'm in the process to fit 265/70 on my stock 17" rims. I installed the 1.5" BL and will be installing a set of 1.5" spacers all around. My next step is to have my differentials regeared to 4.10s from the present 3.55s, aside from the ring and pinions, I will be probably needing new carriers for...

I'll take them

Those little rubber bumpers are part of your oil pan gasket, you also need to drop the front differential slightly down to remove the oil pan.

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Thanks for the input, no burnouts/mud drifting for me. Just want to have some control when to engage my 4x4 on my 2003 Ex EB.

Does your 4x4h and 4x4l lights on dash still flashes after the modification?, please let me know.

Bushings and BD done, next front rear pinion seals, oil pan gasket and front sway bar bushings. Work in progress.

I have a 1972 bronco which I replaced the old tired 302 with a 98 5.0 explorer and a 470 tranny keeping my carb.

It can be done... here is a link for what you may need. http://www.jamesduff.com/broncoII/v8conversion.html

Morning, can I assume this are for the front?, please let me know how much you want for them. I'm in NY 11581

Thanks for the tip, now I know what to do for the rear bumper.