damian.explorer
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- 2000 Explorer
Hey all, I have a 2000 ford explorer which I just bought off my father in law for 1500 $ it needed some work and had been owned by my sister in law for 4 years or so, it had a coolant leaking issue and I had replaced the upper and lower thermo housings amd it kept leaking, after about 10 times taking throttle body off and the stock spacer along with the air intake housing and various plugs I discovered that it was a sensor that was not in tight enough, sensor was tightened and now the leak is gone (finally) but after repairing leak in the dark in a snow storm I discovered that now when I accelerate its like the pedal won't go down all the way, I assume it has something to do with throttle body or cable or spacer since that's the only and last thing related that had been touched before issue started. Any advise? Can spacer be on upside down? Cable stretched from removing several times?