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CEL popped on while I was driving to the parts store. Picked up a new IAC and ten minutes later all was well again. Cleared the CEL (IAC code) took it for a spin and the idle is back around 1000 and smooth as glass again. thanks for the quick help!

No change if I unplug it. Guess that's it. Any way to save it, or is time for a trip to the parts store?

I have a '96 with the OHV. Last night I cleaned MAF and IAC. Test started after each procedure and everything sounded fine. Was idling smooth at glass right around 1000. This morning finally got to take it out on the road, again started fine and was running smooth at speed and at idle. I...

For the past couple of years, the rear end on my '96 Explorer has been sagging and showing that tell-tale Explorer Lean to the left. Ruling out whole new leaf packs due to cost, my next option was to get the springs reconditioned at a local suspension/spring shop. Then I came across the...

Thanks for clearing that up. Few reasons... 1) Got a CEL and the codes pointed to 1 upstream and 1 (apparently the only) downstream sensor. 2) Trucks at just about 100K miles which the service manual and several threads here inidicates is the expected service life for 02 sensors 3)...

Can someone point me in the right direction for quantitiy and part number for the 02 sensors on a '96 Explorere with the 4.0L V6, automatic tranny? I've read though a bunch of the 02 sensor threads, but I'm still a little unsure if there are 3 or 4 sendors on my truck. Then when I put my VIN...

Does anyone know if there is an OEM remote starter upgrade for a '96 Explorer? Would like to add one if it's reasonable, but don't want to deal with a second remote and can't justify the expense of ripping out the stock alarm/keyless remote. I've heard that Code-Alarm makes an "Add On" for...

Just stumbled across this forum and I'm hoping someone can help me. My '96 has been idling rough, so before I leave on a 1,000+mile road trip to see the folks for the holidays I wanted do some checks and cleaning and on the recommendation of a friend of mine, run some seafoam through it. Try as...