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They cost $325 brand new. Also apparently you no longer have to modify the nav unit on the Explorer's. They make them plug and play now. So it wouldnt be worth me selling it. I will hold on to it and mayby use it in a future car.

Im not sure. I will have to check first how much they go for new because the price probably came down since i bought it in 06. I paid like $500-$600 for it back then. Not including the back-up camera. I will check with the manufacturer and base my price of that. Here is the link for the unit...

yes see my post here: http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=171199 I dont have my explorer anymore but i pulled the interface unit out and would be willing to sell it if your interested.

I had a KKM intake and a Magnaflow exhaust on my 06. Never had a problem with a warranty issue. In fact the service manger would compliment me on the sound.

It's pretty good in the rain but could be a little better. Not even close to rubbing. In fact there looks to be enough room to go one size bigger.

here are some pics:

no i don't but i could take some tomorrow

I put 275/60/17 on the stock rims. I personaly like the look. It gives it a nicer stance

Ford's part #'s are 7L2Z13008CA & 7L2Z13008DA (right and left side) You could try http://www.fastpartsnetwork.com/

You can buy them direct from Navteq here: http://www.navigation.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/WFS/Navteq-NavteqNorthAmerica-Site/en_US/-/USD/ViewStandardCatalog-Browse;pgid=_BxisX22rutSR0oNne.g1O6A00001cUcHYrQ?CatalogCategoryID=33gKCggQ4cAAAAET0NkMZvjr&ShowAllProducts=YES or you can find...

Yeah i think its a design flaw. My 06 does the same thing. It seems like if the cabin temp goes above the set temp then it automatically blows cooler air to cool it off.

It's Fugly. Already discussed in a previous post here: http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=203785

I looked into it when i was upgrading my exhaust. You have to lose the spare to fit the duals.

Lots more pictures here: http://www.autoblog.com/photos/detroit-2008-ford-explorer-america-concept/559728/ The exterior is just hideous.

http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/A/AUTO_SHOW_FORD_EXPLORER?SITE=ILMOL&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT "The most radical change: The Explorer America concept is built on a more car-like unibody frame" :(

My OEM's didn't made it to 40k. I replaced them with a set of Toyo Proxes S/T. 275/60/17. They look nice and handle well. Dont have any complaints.

I just cut out the stock resonator and muffler, welded in a magnaflow Muffler. Sorry I don’t know which one. My exhaust guy supplied it. Then just cut about 12 inches off the end and welded a new tip on. I posted some pics in this post...

Here is what the magnaflow sounds like without the resonator on my 06 http://www.zippyvideos.com/5877949955975386/mov00867/

Your mileage is definitely low. I average 300 miles to the tank and I drive at least 70% of the time in the city. Cruising on the highway I easily get 400+ to the tank.

i dont remember exactly but it's very pricey. It was around $500-600. Plus you have to have the Nav unit modified to accept the inputs from the interface.

This will do the trick. http://www.avelectronic.com/nav-switcher.htm I have it and it works great

I had the exact same problem a few years back with my 98 sport. Like budwich said... it's your Multi Function Switch.

I have the Mobile Ease installed in my X. I love it. I bought it on ebay and it was alot cheaper then the dealer’s price. I like how it integrates with the stock radio. It automatically mutes the sound, controls the volume with the steering wheel controls, and even pauses the CD & DVD player if...

I'm not exactly sure how it was done because the audio shop did it. they definitely did not do any glass work. they used the stock enclosure but I'm not sure how they sealed it because the sub stuck out about 1/2 inch from the enclosure.

Its on the stock location but it was deeper than the stock sub. The enclosure had to be modified a little to fit it.