I just got a 99 Explorer. The tool for lowing the tire is missing. (well, you can't think of everything...) What does it look like? Maybe I can make something else work.
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18 years ago
I just got a 99 Explorer. The tool for lowing the tire is missing. (well, you can't think of everything...) What does it look like? Maybe I can make something else work.
I was "researching" on ebay, and found they go under the seat! I am still not finding them. Where? It is a 2 door. Thanks.
On my 96' Sport, the tool is underneath the carpet just BEHIND the rear seats. Not under the seats.
Found em! Thanks much.
I probably shouldn't admit this, but when I finally got around to looking in the glove compartment I found the manual. This is my first used car, and I am expecting everything to be missing or worn out. So far I am doing pretty good though.
Well, things do wear out and Explorers have their known quirks but most folks here seem to be real happy with them. Heck, I have 3 of them. They may sometimes be a PITA but they are quite repairable usually and I can't find anything better for my purposes. I'm about ready to sell my '04 Nissan Frontier and get another Explorer. That will make 4. I may end up keeping the '92 for parts or short trips only as it has about 275,000 miles on it and my wife is nervous about driving it very far because it's so old but I wouldn't let her drive it if I didn't think it was safe and reliable.
When you do find it needs some repairs or whatever this is the place to ask but remember that most subjects have already been discussed in length and previous posts can be found by searching google.com.
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