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Funny how i replied a few days ago and said mine hasnt rusted shut for a while. Well tonight it was rusted shut again! Luckily it didnt take much effort to open it. Since i got my mustang the explorer sits more than its on the road so i dont change the oil as often as i used to. :D

I had the same problem with mine a few years ago, it was rusted shut. Out of frustration i gave up and went to bed. On the way to work the next morning the hood unlatched itself while i was cruising down the highway. Got home and sprayed everything with WD40 and it hasnt happend since.

I have a dash mount. Best thing about that is i can pull it out of my car and bring it with me and use it in another vehicle in seconds.

I do demolition derbies and figure 8 racing. I buy plenty of junk cars with all kinds of leaks. I have been able to FIX all radiator leaks with Bars radiator stop leak and slowed down all oil leaks with their oil leak product. But then again i only need the cars to last a few hours during the...

Put it in neutral, mash the gas to the floor for about 5 seconds, with your left hand wave at whoever is watching you and with your right hand throw it into gear.

He seemed pretty calm about it.

Thats why the only help i offer to people is to borrow my cell phone and call a tow truck!!!!

waiting patiently for the show :)

My friend works at a ford dealership and replaced my seat bolts after he installed new brakes. We compared the new bolts to the ones that were already there and the only difference was one bolt was shorter than the original bolt.

Not sure if this will help but i did a search on google and found this Its for a windstar but could be the same??? http://www.talkaboutautos.com/group/rec.autos.tech/messages/534533.html

I have had Viper alarms in two other vehicles besides my explorer and have never had any problems, The oldest installation was over 10 years ago. The one in my explorer has remote start. With fresh batteries i am able to start it from across the parking lot in the comfort of my office in...

If you do a search you will find plenty of posts of gas millage with chips and HP numbers after being put on a dyno.

I cant find the subscribe to this thread button so here is my useless post just to keep updated!

Well if you scroll back a few pages you will see that i bought my silverstar lights in November of last year ... well i noticed one of the headlights is out today. I have never had any lights die out this early SilverStars should be renamed SilverSh*t.

I took mine from the dealer parking lot a few years ago. Then i accidentally threw them away because they were stuck to the bottom of my cups. Didnt notice until i got home.

Have you tried it anywhere other than your driveway? You could have a neighbor with a satalite dish or antenna trying to speak to mars screwing up radio frequencies. Especially with the fact that it worked at the dealer. A guy who lives a few streets down from me was ordered by the city to...

As i stated a few pages back i compete in demolition derbies and i always rented uhaul trailers to tow my car to the track. I called Taylor rental yesterday (another big chain) and asked if they had car trailers and they said yes. Then my second question was do you rent to explorers. You...

Mine seems to do the same thing at the same speeds but not all the time. Let me know if you ever find what it is. I thought maybe it was just vibration from my exhaust or something but it didnt do it when i first got it installed. I dunno.

Mine just recently started doing the same thing. Each time i turned off my alarm it would make that sound. I just pulled the cover off and disconnected it and use the key now. ill get it fixed eventually. How much was the actuator?

I dont care what anyone says ... you may get a v6 to keep up with a v8 but it will never sound like a v8.

Its all a matter of opinion. If you are going to buy it no matter what who cares what anyone says? Judge for yourself. I have been in two seperate automobiles (one of them being my own) that had amps fry and spark up pretty bad and both times the volume was no where close to cranked.

Of course if you know how to drive it there is no problem. But for this explorer to end up completly submerged i would have to assume that an inexperienced driver was involved and this is not the first nor will it be the last time this has happend. I have seen plenty of pictures on the net of...

Boat docks and manual transmissions are not a good mix.

The brand of air Aldive puts in his tires and keeping his washer fluid level at half way for weight reduction also helps him achieve great gas millage.

There is a clip of a car hitting a tree sideways ... care pretty much folded in half. http://www.grandmasterspianos.com/rallymasters.wmv