looking to do quick and inexpensive repairs

[elliott barnes]

What's up everybody? I'm just looking for tips on improving my 94 explorer which I've nicked named the BEAST!!! She's very reliable and has held up her part in 2 snow storms!! But my baby needs a little tlc, mostly cosmetic, ans a little engine work for leaks and what not, I don't have much money so alot of the repairs I'm looking to do have to be inexpensive and done by myself, you know a little at a time... So if you have any suggestion hit me up with tips.:exp:

 

[Baddecision93]

Well by inexpensive do you mean good deals (cheap) or free?

There are plenty of good resources for cheap parts out there. What exactly are you hoping to replace?

Beyond that, search around. If you're looking to modify try the Modified 91-94 Explorer forum. It has many excellent tips.

Or try the forum specific to your problem (engine, tranny, etc). Good luck!

 

[Sams01XplrSprt]

welcome elliot

 

[BrooklynBay]

Welcome to this forum! Don't take any shortcuts on the repairs. Take your time, learn as much as you could, and compare prices for parts.

 

[Drannic]

Ive got a stock 1996 Ranger XLT thats a stick and the odometer and trip meter have stopped working. Does anyone know what I can do to fix it?

 

[YBCold]

Welcome. i would start by painting the door panels, and center console. offroad lights, stickers maybe. reupholstering the interior. my seat has a lopsidded assgrove