2009 Ford Explorer Q & A from Around the Web
We have found 208 user submitted questions on the web and presented the best ones for you to read. This list is in ranked order, showing 117 - 120
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Towing limits for Ford Explorer Sport?
I want to get a small-medium sized travel trailer that I can tow behind my Ford Explorer. It is 2WD, 2door...I've looked at the specs online but frankly they are too confusing to figure out with my ADD and all...would be better if someone just explained it to me. Also, would switching out the tow hitch area for a stronger and more durable setup...
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you don't want to go very big with the short base Explorer..you'll need to upgrade the hitch to a chassis mount and install a trans cooler and consider a hand brake for safe pulling..
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Who was the first explorer?
who was the first ever explorer. (since the renaissance)
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Amerigo Vespucci
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2004 ford explorer auto matic 4x4?
i have a 2004 ford explorer that has automatic 4 wheel drive that seems to be pretty sensitive like it will kick in when it rains or as soon as it senses slippage i know that it is suppose to work when it senses slippage but when you go thru a puddle that seems a little ridiculous and then once it goes into automatic mode i have to engage it into...
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well in a chevy 4x4 where you can have the auto 4x4, you can just turn the auto 4x4 off to where you can just have the 4x4 when you need it, look in your manual and try to find if its a way to just turn the auto 4x4 off so where the only way it will go in 4x4 is if you put it in 4x4, or you can...
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2005 Ford Explorer Spare tire question?
Is the spare supposed to angle slightly from back to front? It's secure to the bottom but I didn't notice before today that it's at a slight angle...
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The angle is normal. I just went out & looked at my 06 Explorer & it too is at an angle.
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If you need a rugged and incredibly capable SUV, the 2009 Ford Explorer is a good choice.
The editors of TheCarConnection.com think it's a much better choice than its traditional competitors from General Motors, the Chevrolet TrailBlazer and GMC Envoy.
These models haven't changed significantly in many years, and the Explorer’s interior is leagues ahead.
The Jeep Grand Cherokee is a worthy competitor to the 2009 Explorer if you don't need the extra room the Ford provides.
The Jeep only seats five, but it is far better than the Explorer off road.
The Kia Borrego is an all-new truck-based offering.
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