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THe flasher unit is for both sides. If none of your blinkers work, just stay on, then check your flasher unit. If only one side doesn't work, check bulbs.

cel I almost completely destroyed my O2 sensor replacing my tranny. I just drove it with the cel on anyway. I did see some decrease in fuel mileage, though.

Its a 4X4, automatic. I'm going to look at it in the next couple of days. I'll let you know more then. My guess is its the 4.0L, and I think its an XLT. I just wanted to know if there was any interest for parts before I went to get it and spent any money on getting it to my house.

A co-worker has a 1st gen X that has too much wrong for him to fix. Anyone interested in parts off it if I decide not to fix it?

I had that problem after I put an EB switch in my XLT, and got a ticket. check all your connections on your headlight switch.

Thanks for the replies, guys. I never thought about it being a ground, but I did think it might be a plug loose. Thanks again, Tony

I bought a 92 XLT 4X4 explorer last February. As I was driving it home the night I purchased it, the headlights starting going out, then coming back on while driving it. February + New Hampshire = Frost heaves. Very bumpy. I noticed if I held the High beams on(as if I was flashing them at...

Its the switch, inside are tiny pieces of springy metal that move when the switch is move. If they are slightly out of line, the mirror only works partially or not at all. easiest fix? Replace it with a used one off e-bay. I payed like $9 for the whole switch panel last year. Tony

I have a 92 XLT 4X4. I get about 15 when I drive 50/50. Stictly highway, I get about 20, doing 75mph.

I've got a multifunction switch off a 92. Don't know if they are the same though. Not everything changed over the years, just don't know what yours looks like. As far as changing it. Disconnect the battery, then go into the column. Haynes manual was decent for mine (92), but not the best...

WOW! I've been ignoring my U-joints for about 5 months and 9,000 miles. I'm going to go change them out right now! I only bought them 4 months ago, LOL. Thanks for the picture! It sure gave me the shot of adrenalin I needed to go fix mine!

Add about 450 miles to that for me.

solution It was a loose plug connection under the dash. Thanks for all the input though.

Ohyeah, it was raining cats and dogs saturday.

I got in my truck to go to work on Saturday night, and nothing. No Click, no hum of fuel pump, nothing. Sunday I hooked battery charger up thinking mnaybe I'd left something on and it just drained the battery, but no, the battery was all the way charged. When I put the key in with the door...

Welcome back. As far as plowing with it, I wouldn't, not even a driveway and small parking lot. Plowing eats small 4X4's and their trannys, that is if you get snow like we do in NH. I'm assuming you do since you're in MI.

speed sensor Does the 92 have this speed sensor thing? My speedometer was going kinds crazy during really cold weather this winter, but went to relatively normal until recently. Now it's starting to act up again.

And I thought it was only on the first generation explorers. Mine quit once winter was over here. I don't really know what caused it. It was probably frozen in mine, because for awhile, we had trouble getting temps in the +degrees her this winter. Anyway, welcome to the forum.

number 4 cylinder The nuber 4 cylinder is the driver's side front cylinder. Ford numbers their engines starting at front passenger side with that being the #1 cylinder, and proceeding down the passenger side to #2, #3, etc (depending on how many cylinders you have). Once you run out of...

If I had posted a pic during early march you would have thought mine was white too! Its really maroon. All that road salt we get in the winter. Welcome to the site. I have found it very informative as well.

Welcome to the site. I'm sure you'll get plenty of ideas from this site.

Very odd... Sounds like there is something going on electrical, probably a short somewhere. Welcome to the site.

try doing a search of the site to see if anyone else has had these symptoms. And welcome aboard.

Welcome aboard, and thank you for serving our country! I spent 6+ years in the Navy.

I second that advice. and welcome to the site.