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I thought I'd add my 2-cents.... I just solved the exact problem being discussed here. To recap the issue....while applying normal, steady brake pressure on dry pavement, the ABS appears to "kick-in" and scare the daylights out of ya....possibly missing a stop sign or intersection stop light...

I have the same problem. The fuel door functions properly and when I come to a stop, the fuel door swings right open. I'm leaning towards a "quick-fix" that involves some velcro on the back of the door.....that should keep it from swinging out whilst stopping.

The GoodYears I have say max of 44psi and I have been running 36psi with no issues...just better mileage :)

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Howdy from the east side.

Welcome to the forum! Search and you should find all that you need to deck out your ST!

Ah, the ole "spare is stuck" bit.... I had the same thing happen about one month ago. I went to drop the spare and it moved two or three inches and stopped. I read on this forum to pull on it and possibly try to gain leverage to coax it down. Unfortunately, that did not work for me...

Yes!!! CAI=Cold air intake!!! Using the conical style air filter and such.... look around, there are deals to be had. :) I am slowly edging up the mod ladder.... I started with Rancho shocks, then the CAI, and I await the arrival of the 'mighty' XCalII flash programmer (sold to me from...

Welcome to the forum!!! Sorry to hear about your woes:( If there are any other Xplorers with that problem, it should be found here. My recommendation would be to post this in the Stock Forum for your appropriate year and see if you get more views/bites.... Good Luck!

Lifetime is lifetime!!! Stick it to 'em!!!

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Explorers and camping=much fun!!! Welcome to the forum!

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You might check E-bay for a Ford FOB. I scored one for $12 delivered to my door.

What other mods (if any) have you done? I put my vote in for a CAI! Easy and not too terribly expensive.

I think somewhere on the forum is the cipher for the blinking lights.... there have been numerous situations just like yours. Happy searching! :)

I'm thinking a long pry bar to get 'em out..... then some sort of spray lube to help the up and down motion. Mine have also stiffened up over the years. I just leave 'em all the way in/down so I can drop the rear seats. Good Luck!

Welcome to the forum! Keep us posted on your progress.

You're in the right place to learn....Welcome!

Welcome to the forum! Show us some pictures!:)

Welcome to the forum! IAC, BINGO!

Welcome to the forum! Buckeye fan?

Welcome to the forum! Search and yea shall find what your looking for....

Definitely search the site for the SOA. Also, consider going to a multi-pack leaf pack and possibly lift shackles in the rear. It all depends on how high you want to be..... lifted that is.... :)