farmtruckman
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- Joined
- December 26, 2007
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- City, State
- ellensburg, wa
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- '95 xlt
To make a long story longer, I bought a new XLT in 95. After putting about 75K in miles, my 16 year old inherited it. Flash forward to this week and he called the day after Christmas telling me the trans was blown. Knowing that we had it rebuilt about 110K, I researched your site and by comparing symptoms to similar descriptions by other members, I felt that it could have been the transfer case shift motor. We live east of the Cascades and my son (now 21) works at Boeing in Seattle, so yesterday, we braved the snow and ended up underneath the Explorer with a hammer tapping gently. As I said, the power of this site, it worked! Since the Explorer now has 145K, I felt it was time for him to step up to a new vehicle, so in a full circle, I "re-inherited" the Explorer. Spent the day today cleaning it, (man, are kids messy). Wife and I plan to keep it and use it as a play vehicle with all of the mods that I read about! Just what I need, another project! Having fun with it anyway. Always enjoyed driving it before and just read the posting about the "brown wire mod" which takes care of the weakest issue of the 95's. I will post pictures later when I finish cleaning it and fixing little issues that he let go. My kid did not inherit my love for mechanics!
Awesome site. Your site saved another Explorer because I would have probably donated it to charity if I didn't research it here.
Thanks
Awesome site. Your site saved another Explorer because I would have probably donated it to charity if I didn't research it here.
Thanks
