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I've currently had the same problem. The part number on the pieces i pulled was "F57A-7215-AA" - however, I've only been able to find the "F57A-7212-AA" online. It looks to be the right fit, but I'm wary of ordering online seeing as the numbers do not exactly align - do you recall what part you...

Currently sitting at 180k for mine. Nothing out of the ordinary - UBJ's a few years ago, inner tie rods this weekend, fresh set of tires last week. Otherwise just your standard upkeep!

Kudos man, sounds like you both handled it with class.

Woah haha, I didn't even see the date on the original post. But I haven't been on the site in 2-3 years, and now I'm browsing again, so there's still hope!

I think the new rims compliment the color of your X really well, very nice!

That's what I'm doing, and I had a few buddies who did the same and were pleased with the results.

I had a buddy who ran these on his heep and he had no problems with 'em in the rain, mean set of tires.:thumbsup:

Last time I got'er dirty, little over a year ago.

I was taking a buddy of mine home today, and when I went to turn to the right there was a LOT of resistance in the wheel. I turned more and I felt a 'snap,' then smoke starting coming out of the steering column, the dashboard and the vents/radio unit. There was also an acrid, burning smell...

You gonna get bigger tires when you upgrade?

That looks really good, cleans up the front end of your truck rather nicely. :thumbsup: I love After-market headlight housings on explorers :D

Nice tires > "nice" rims. Great improvement :thumbsup:

That is one FANTASTIC looking X. :thumbsup:

Not my worst stuck, but my most recent. Got the front diff hung on a big 'ol hunk of mud after i slipped into some ruts and I wasn't going anyyyywhere. And yes I'm getting rid of the all-seasons before I get 'er dirty again. After my buddy yanked her out with his Dakota. Mind you, it took...

++ I'm very interested to see how this turns out.

I think circular lights, along with being brighter, also look better with the Explorer bodies. Rectangular lights just dont look as clean as circular lights do.

Im having trouble grounding it. Should I ground the red wire or black and red? because the how-to had 2 diff color wires altogether.

Im having problems grounding mine. I spliced the red one into the parking lights and hooked the ground wire (black and red) to the same place I ground my bajas and no stick. Whats up?

Well first off I realized that I wasn't sent what was advertised. Also, the gas / battery / oil etc. symbols arent inside of it like they are stock. I just wanted to make sure this wouldn't affect my being able to read my panel correctly or not.

Alright, I ordered a gauge cluster off of eBay for a 2001 XLT explorer. When it arrived it does not match my stock cluster exactly This is what I have now. However, this is what they sent me. My question is will they still work even though they're not laid out the same way, seeing as they...

I've toyed around with this idea as well That picture doesn't look half bad either...

:thumbsup::thumbsup: Excited to see how this goes, might try something similar myself.

My sister lives up there, got an apartment near State. Im about an hour south of ya. High Point :thumbsup::thumbsup:

No there's a hook up with a red nipple on it to the left of the back left leaf spring, inside the bumper/fender area. Pull that red cap off, and plug in the wiring (probably in the back compartment) to both the trailor and the school.

Welcome to the forums! Is there a black hitch under the back bumper or just a ball on the bumper? Notice the ball on my bumper, I do NOT have a towing package.