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I think with the belt off and a good soaking with PBblaster, the bolt should come right off. There is no threadlocker on it. The only things holding it on are torque and rust. Good luck

The SpeedBleeders work very well. Their available at NAPA, Advance Auto, etc..

Another issue that I've read about, is the seal in the filter you installed may be loose. If it is loose, it will have a small leak causing a pressure loss. Check the fluid level first, then perhaps reopen to ensure the filter is tight. Good luck

Well, mileage and age of fluid don't appear to be issues. I'd check again after warm-up to ensure the fluid level is good. Also, you may want to disconnect the battery for a couple of hours to reset the computer. That could help.

What: Year, Mileage, Engine, Mileage on tranny fluid. ?????

There is a cheap code reader for your ABS issues. Walmart sells them for around $20. It's the Ford Code Reader for Ford, Lincoln & Mercury 1981 to 1995. Use it and check for your ABS codes. Otherwise, you'll just be guessing and throwing parts at it. 93-95 Explorers with 4WAL can use...

If you check out EBay, you'll find a number of CD sellers. Typically, the CD appears to sell for around $5 with a $3 S&H charge. If you buy 2 CDs, the sellers will most likely only charge the S&H for 1. The price you paid is within reason.

"My 93 FE has had a window guide break in both doors. These would be the guides from the left of the door if you were sitting in the drivers seat and right if you were sitting in the passanger seat. The place where the bolt was holding it in place just tore through. What can I do to resolve this...

Don't know what that TSB is. However, with a subscription to Alldata, for will get access to the TSBs for your vehicle. Not sure what the cost is these days.

My rear view mirror recently fell off. Found rear view mirror glue at the local Lowe's for less than $2. You razor blade off the plastic piece on the windshield, apply the glue, press against the windshield for 60 seconds, and then drive on. I would speculate that you could force a razor...

I'll keep this simple (lol). The return line goes from the PS cooler to the PS pump assembly.

The cost of a rebuild can run between $1,500 and $2,200, so... I think I'd wait a bit before putting out that much cash. If you do the routine upkeep items (and add a tranny cooler), you'd be surprised how many miles you can put on a tranny.

Is it possible to drain this stuff out on your own and refill it?? If so could someone try to describe how to do this? There are two approachs to working on the PS fluid. One is to use a suction gun and suck out the fluid from the reservoir. You'll only be able to remove about 10 ozs at a...

Checked out that link. That looks like a pretty cool set up for a V6 tranny. The 4R is serviceable by dropping the pan to remove the filter and actually has a drain in the torque convertor.

The only way to truly check the accumulator is to open it up. Once you have the pan off for the drain, you're not really doing that much more work. So, it only makes sense to do the drain and accumulator at the same time. Follow that article above. You'll need a strong pair of snap ring...

Very nice post! Appreciate the pics.

Very nice post! Appreciate the pics.

I've ordered a number of items through FPN and the service has been exceptional. It's really nice not having to chase down parts locally by going from dealer to dealer. Also, those people are very good on parts advice, like mentioned above. FPN will typically answer email inquiries in a...

If you have a 4R70W tranny, you may want to check out the 1-2 accumulator while doing a fluid change. Here is a link detailing it: http://www.markviii.org/LOD2/1_2_Accumulator_paper.htm for a Mark 8 with the same tranny. Check out TSB 97-11-11 for more info on the accumulator issue. This...

I think the suggestion to do the research is excellent advise. And going thru the internet I found a web site dedicated to AC. Here's the link: http://www.aircondition.com/wwwboard/2003Q1/87064.html and the page specifically addresses pulling a vacuum. I get my question is, where or...