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2000 Ford Explorer Water Pump
Is The Price Of 415.00 For A Water Pump Sound Ok? Also, Does It Have To Be Replaced Because Its Leaking? Should Thermostat Be Replaced At...
Asked by jlneis
2000 Ford Explorer Thermostat
What To Take Off And How To Get To The Thermostat On A 2000 Ford Explorer.
Asked by chowe2000
2000 Ford Explorer DARK THICK FLUID IN RADIATOR
The Water In The Radiator Is Dark And Thick. The Temp. Gauge Reads Cold. It Doesn't Overheat And Runs Fine. Can This Be A Head Gasket...
Asked by HOOVERLS
2000 Ford Explorer Themostat
My Themostate Needle Barely Gets Above The "c" Line And Then Goes Back Down. Coolant In The Radiator Is Full, As Is The Overflow Container (...
Asked by judeye
Change Thermostat?
I Need A Diagram And Written Instructions On Changing The Thermostat And Water Outlet Cover.
Asked by smitchellwolfe
Leaking Water Around The Water Pump
I Can't Find The Leak... It's Somewhere Around The Top Right Side Of The Water Pump... I'm Not Sure If I Need To Change The Pump...
Asked by Mark Koon
Leak
Daughter Noticed There Was A Small Amount Of Antifreeze On Top Of Motor. Radiator/reservoir Is Full.
Thanks,
Carla Reed
Asked by Carla Reed
Temperature Sender/sensor
It Is My Understanding There Are Two Engine Temperature Sensors On My Motor: One For The Temperature Gauge And One For The Computer. My...
Asked by cdpsrar
Fan
Electric Fan Installation And Would It Be Good For Horse Power.also How Is It Installed.
Any Pics...
Asked by Wazup
1999 Ford Explorer Coolant Leak
Leaking Coolant From Back Side Of Motor. .when I Pour The Coolant In It Come Right Out Ofthe Back Side Of The Moter
Asked by jmsleclair
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