2006 Ford Explorer From what i am reading it looks like our 2006 explorers are having radiator problems. I got the truck new in 2006 and in less then 1 year had to have the radiator replaced. the
Regretting Purchase! , 06/13/2023. 2022 Ford Explorer Platinum 4dr SUV AWD (3.0L 6cyl Turbo 10A) 12 of 12 people found this review helpful. Leather seats are crap! The repairs done to the drivers FOURTEN. January 8, 2019. #8. High idle OHV 4.0 is usually #1 intake leaks after the MAS = un metered air and the computer is trying to compensate. #1 suspect is plenum to intake O rings, gasket, followed by vacuum lines and then lower intake gasket leaky. Problem Description. The Ford Explorer is known for a rough idle, engine stalling, loss of power, and misfires, accompanied by the check engine light. The intake manifold O-ring gaskets commonly leak, which creates a large vacuum leak. This vacuum leak causes unmetered air to enter the engine, and the fuel system becomes insufficient to
2003 Explorer Sport Trac. June 24, 2021. #1. I recently pulled my 4.0 motor and completely redid all of the chains and guides. I even put in a new water pump and oil pump. Finally got it all together and back in the truck. Everything seems great, except I am now having an oil pressure issue…. Now I understand the gauge is largely worthless
7. 03-22-2008 07:51 PM. 1. Explorer, Sport Trac, Mountaineer & Aviator - 2004 Ford Explorer fuel/acceleration issues - Hello all. I own a 2004 Ford Explorer, V6 4.0, with 183,000 miles on it. Other the last year I've been having some issues. It started out with an engine code, I'm sorry I don't have the exact code but it seems fairly common, it
Check Engine Light On 6. Cold Engine Idles Rough 3. Broken Crankshaft On 4.0L SOHC Engine 2. Engine Shuts Off When Coming To A Stop 2. Wont Start Intermittently 2. Belt Tensioner Broken Off And
An engine rebuilt or repaired after 2002 could have the best components available. There are less expensive and inferior aftermarket timing chain replacement kits available. A forum member with a late model recently experienced a balance shaft tensioner failure at around 45K miles. 4. 460 Tom Discussion starter. 406 posts · Joined 2001. #1 · Aug 9, 2002. I own a 1998 Explorer with the 4.0 SOHC engine and I was listening to a radio shop talk program on a local radio station recently. A caller said his Explorer had cracked heads, the mechanic/host said that that was a common problem with the 4.0 sohc motor.
1998 Explorer Sport 4x4 104,000 miles 4.0 OHV 5 Speed Automatic I've had a problem with a serious misfire that randomly started a few weeks ago.There are NO codes or CEL Truck starts fine and idles good, I can accelerate at grandpa speed and all is good.
Ford Explorer – (Fancey Media / Shutterstock) The most common signs of bad O2 sensor in Ford Explorer are slow acceleration, loss of power, irregular idling, engine hesitation or jerking when accelerating, high fuel consumption, higher tailpipe emissions, foul odor from exhaust, check engine light illuminates, and sometimes stalling.
February 2000. The post and most replies are regarding the 4.0 engine - an old engine, derived from the 2.9 engine originally brought over from Europe in the mid to late 80's. The engines have always had some problems. Now, the current 4.0 seems to have even more.
Here’s a recent update from a Ford mechanic on just why Ford’s 4-cylinder EcoBoost engines are failing car owners and shows what you need to look for when buying a used 4-cylinder Ford. Posted
Take the average of your highest readers (in this case cyl 1 through 4 =175psi), multiply by .10 (18psi) and subtract from the average (157psi). if your lower numbers are less than that you are looking at a bad cylinder (s). Well at least that is how I do it. Edit: Correct difference is 10% not 20%. JLUY1M.
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