I'd like to know both the conventional wisdom about, and the
common practices you guys use, starting your Explorer after
it has been sitting outside all night in 40-60 degree temps.
Some of my friends start it and drive away immediately.

Hello All. Sorry for the length of this.
I'm hoping folks here might be able to come up with a theory - or confirm
one of my theories - about what is happening with my 92 Explorer brakes.
Keep in mind that I'm an unusual in how I use the brakes; more on that

124,000 miles..
The tranny slips when cold but OK when it warms up..
Also need to know if  there is  a vacuum line that controls it?
Thanks

How do I remove the head-rests on a 2006 Ford Explorer? That block
most of the view when trying to back up. Major safety issue.

1995 Ford Explorer Owners Guide.  The guide is used, has all its pages
and covers are intact.
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A friend of mine has a 1986 Ford Explorer. It's runs very rough from 700
(idle) to about 1500 RPM. He's found several things wrong and fixed them,
but the problem is still present. He took it to a mechanic who removed the
plugs and found the element (for lack of a better word - ...

I have a 96 explorer 4.0 ohv with the check engine light on. A scan
indicates code 401, insufficient flow detected. Mechanic replaced egr
valve and cleared the code. CEL came pack on, code 401. I replaced the
DPFE sensor and both hoses. Blew through both hoses to make sure there