20 Most Recent 2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Questions & Answers

Since it sucks air (plenum vacuum) my first wild guess, would somebody played with the EVAP purge valve,,now all asunder. no photos posted the blind so,,, expect wrong answers. the service manual covers this topic fully the valve if not missing has electrical connector top rear of engine, and 2 vapor hoses, top bottom of valve. seen here https://eautorepair.net/Marketing/Default.asp

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Pull the instrument cluster out of the dash check all the connectors to it for loose pins and also take a look at the printed circuit on the back of the panel, look for any obvious problems. More than likely just pulling the connectors and reinserting them several times may cure this problem.

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It could be a shifter interlock or trans gear selector switch. Or a bad wire going into the interlock solenoid. You did not mention year make and model. If the brake light s works chances are brake pedal switch is good. Just check the wiring on the switch to make sure.

You have a shorted wiring harness, check at the rear of the vehicle undercarriage first for a damaged wiring harness that is cut or worn through on frame or other metal surface. There is no magic fix for shorted wiring, just hard work and close examination.

Go to http://bbbind.com/free_tsb.html free diagrams . Fill in vehicle info . year ,make , model ,engine size . System - click on electrical distribution then under subsystem click on fuse panel .

Battery cables ! Do you know what voltage drop testing is ? Starter Voltage Drop

check starter

A bad fuse, bad switch, bad wiring, bad motor/module, or the T case has an internal problem. Most times is the motor/module.

try the link below, forum has detail and pics of console problems, just scroll past the first page ad Overhead console display fix

Unlikely to be oxygen sensor. More likely a leaky injector.

keep bleeding you still have air in system if you can positively state that all air is out than check the flex lines but rebleed

It is built into the hazard switch. In the dash, replace the switch. In the column, replace the turn signal switch.

Hi Gerry: Should be standard thread, so counter clockwise to unscrew it.

torque is 18ft lbs.