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92WickdExplorer

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92 Eddie Bauer
I have a 92 X and the motor and tranny seem to need rebuilt really under powered i think. maybe just a tune up who knows. well the tranny slips but when i put fluid in it its good for a day or 2. and my 4x4 doesnt work could this be a wirning problem or something else i really love my x and i only paid 400 for it and i want to make it nice an realible. help me out. thanks
 



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92WickdExplorer said:
i want to make it nice an realible. help me out. thanks


From the discription you gave that sounds difficult :(
 












It can be made reliable, just needs some work. A tune up will probably help. Maybe invest in the KKM intake if you have the money. The 4 wheel drive shift motor is the suspect most likely the problem. Run a search for "shift motor" and that will tell you what needs to be done. Is the fluid leaking out of the tranny? May be just the front seal. Run it by a tranny shop and see what they have to say about it. May get a little costly to fix though.
 






Your gonna have to put about three times what you paid for it into it and that may not be enough. Plus you will have to do much of the work yourself. If you want a project car this sounds like one. If you want/need a daily driver I'd keep looking.
 






for 400 dollars im surprised it runs it will take a lot of work
 






I also resonded to you Help thread, but I figure I'll throw this site at you. http://draco.acs.uci.edu/explorer/ Read all the information here. Great resource to tell you what will go wrong, and how to fix first generation explorers like yourself. If you still have questions, run searches on this board and you will find more threads about all your issues.
 






TPLYNCH said:
I also resonded to you Help thread, but I figure I'll throw this site at you. http://draco.acs.uci.edu/explorer/ Read all the information here. Great resource to tell you what will go wrong, and how to fix first generation explorers like yourself. If you still have questions, run searches on this board and you will find more threads about all your issues.

Whoa! Good job linking that TPLYNCH! I thought the Explorer Owners Maintenance page was gone forever. I wonder how you found out it was back somewhere.

I actually had downloaded Jeffs pages for my use a long time ago, but good to see someone else has re-posted the site, it's a good one to all of you who don't know about it.
 






Yeah thanks guys its still runs better thn i think im not worryed about the money at all, im going to keep this one and just work on it .
 






Yeah man work on that sucker

'92s are nice and easy to work on

once you get the motor,tranny,transfercase all squared away look into rebuilding the suspention/stearing

you will have a new truck

and you will be so happy

i love my '92
 






hell yeah TPLYNCH

i used to have that page book marked under Dead Link Removed

after a while that URL died and i was for sure that page was long gone...

you saved my explorer!
 






Rhett said:
Whoa! Good job linking that TPLYNCH! I thought the Explorer Owners Maintenance page was gone forever. I wonder how you found out it was back somewhere.

I actually had downloaded Jeffs pages for my use a long time ago, but good to see someone else has re-posted the site, it's a good one to all of you who don't know about it.

Yeah, someone else managed to rehost it. Rick also was albe to save it somewhere as well I think. The link is posted in the Useful Threads forum.
 






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