1996 EB Explorer EATC

[ThreeJs]

$15 WOW , nice
I will be stripping the car for parts cause I’m trying to rebuild my 96 Ford explore

The whole front end is gone. It did only have 70K miles on it and it was bought at auction and driven home. So he said.
The guy was going to do a engine swap in his Ranger but I guess he changed course.
4.0 OHV Engine/trans/transfer case are out. Rear interior is pretty well stripped.
If I had somewhere to keep the whole truck, drivetrain and all, I would just buy the whole deal.

 

[Cuco]

The whole front end is gone. It did only have 70K miles on it and it was bought at auction and driven home. So he said.
The guy was going to do a engine swap in his Ranger but I guess he changed course.
4.0 OHV Engine/trans/transfer case are out. Rear interior is pretty well stripped.
If I had somewhere to keep the whole truck, drivetrain and all, I would just buy the whole deal.

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Nice pictures

 

[CDW6212R]

EATC - Electronic Automatic Temperature Control

Well, I replaced the EATC unit with the one from the parted out Explorer, a vehicle with 70K original miles.
Works like it should now. A steal at $15!
Any value in the old EATC unit? It worked well except for not sending the signal to the compressor. It's a two year only 96-97 EATC unit that is red in color.

If the replacement lasts half as long as the original I'll still be way ahead.

Going to try and get the two front seats also. They're in better shape, and the spare tire. My spare is missing/never had one.

Well done, good low mileage spare parts are precious.

What shape is the display of your old one? I have a couple already, but anything that looks like new is useful. I don't have a place to rebuild them now, I had a guy years ago but he retired.