20 Most Recent 2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac - Page 4 Questions & Answers

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they may be earth wires for the plastic parts or retainer s for the parts in case of an accident. The parts should be available as spares from the dealer spares or from a wreckers that handles your make of vehicle.

Hi there Yes could be but also try getting a compression test on the cylinders as it could be a problem with engine lacking comp when hot so then wont get fuel and air mix correctly.

Trying putting the car is reverse gear drive it a few yards, it may solve the issue the other thing could be that the switch has gone bad.

My guess, throttle positioning sensor is failing and won't hold when it's hot. this sets base idle.

Don't remember if this has a cable, get on a lift and with engine off see if the shift lever moves when going thru the P.R.N.D. If it does check if the pump is working on trans. Quick check remove one of the cooler lines and start the engine WATCH OUT IT COULD GET MESSY.

Inertia sensor could be tripped cutting off power to the fuel pump. That is if the engine is cranking. Reset button is behind one of the front floor kick panels. If engine does not crank, check Brake lights. If the lights are out, then a safety switch on the brake pedal lever is loose or broken.

If it will not crank, do you have power at the starter with the key in the start position ?

Take to auto parts store for a check engine light code check,(call around to see who does it and if they charge.) in my area Auto Zone,Oreally auto usually do it for free.

look in your fuse box should tell you what number your abs fuse is good luck

If you are talking about the blower motor resistor you can usually find it by looking at the blower motor and back tracing the wires. The resistor is usually mounted in the Firewall area, in the underhood ducts, and has a single electric plug-in. Usually 2 bolts hold the part to the duct. Check the Web for photos of your part.

Check for wires rubbing-shorted-cut under the vehileor melted to exhaustsystem.