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A work in progress:

Is it OK to just get 2 shocks (rear) and then get the other 2 (front) a month later? I could wait but I'm sick of the squeaking coming from the rear shocks. Before you ask, the reason for this is because I have some money left on a Sears gift certificate that will cover 2 shocks. I can't...

Today when pulling into work, all of a sudden my X started to run rough when I give it gas and I can smell exhaust inside the passenger compartment. When I parked, I left it running and got out and noticed a little bit of black smoke in the exhaust. It ran fine before that and no exhaust smell...

I found this on the Do It Yourself Network site: Dead Link Removed. They do the how-to using a 1999 Explorer (like mine). Thought this might be useful. :redexp:

Sears has Monroe SensaTrac's (the brand I want) for $36.99 including installation. Is this a good price?

If I have a sub that's 300 watts rms, should I be getting an amp that does the same? Or, if the sub takes a peak of 900 watts, could I get an amp that is 900 watts rms? I'm not sure if I'm understanding this correctly or not???

There's just something about changing the oil in your X that just feels good. Call me weird but, I love it. I bet it's sort of like the feeling a doctor gets after he treats you for a cold or something: he helped you feel better and run better. Pouring that new oil in is a great thing.

Is there any way I can use the stock 6 disc cd changer with a new head unit? Is there an adaptor or something like that? I am hesitating to buy a new head unit because of this. I don't mind spending $200.00 on a new head unit but I don't want to spend another $300.00 on a disc changer.

I am trying to add an amp to the factory system on my 99 Explorer Limited. I am rather frustrated at this point. I have the amp wired up properly (power, remote turn-on, ground) but CANNOT get the speaker wiring right. Originally I plugged into the left rear door speaker and used the high level...

So, I wired up a 300 watt amp that can be bridged and a 12" Bazooka woofer in a box. It worked for a little while, about 30 minutes, and now it won't work at all. While the speaker was on, it didn't thump as loud as I thought it would and there was a popping sound coming from the woofer. The amp...