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- 2000 Explorer Sport
All hood shocks get old eventually. They loose the ability to hold a hood up. You never forget the first time a hood falls on your head. It really doesnt hurt but is sure does scare the **** out of you.
Replacing these hood shocks is about as easy as it gets. I am going to give it a 0.5 on the difficulty scale. It will take all of five mineuts out of your day.
New hood shocks LIST OEM for about twenty five bucks each.
All you will need is a tiny screwdriver, or some pick tools. Also a prop rod or a broom handle to hold the hood up.
( please ignore my dirty hood liner )
Replacing these hood shocks is about as easy as it gets. I am going to give it a 0.5 on the difficulty scale. It will take all of five mineuts out of your day.
New hood shocks LIST OEM for about twenty five bucks each.
All you will need is a tiny screwdriver, or some pick tools. Also a prop rod or a broom handle to hold the hood up.
( please ignore my dirty hood liner )