2004 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Xlt Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l 4wd on 2040-cars
Magnolia, Kentucky, United States
Excellent Condition 2004 Ford Explorer Sport Trac XLT 4.0 Liter V6 4WD There is no deferred maintenance on my truck. It is in perfect running condition all the way around. No Rust. There are several hairline scratches and some small scuff marks around the body, but the paint is in very good condition in my opinion. No replacement of any transfer case or differential fluids. I just had the front Left side wheel bearing replaced Nov, 2013. Both front brakes were replaced and the rotors were redone Nov, 2013. Replace Front Right Wheel Bearing on 5/5/11. Brand New MAXX-65N Battery on 8/13/13. Remanufactured Alternator (P8499) on 8/9/13. The EFIE computer's website is: http://voloperformance.com/ There you can read about the FS2 HHO Chip that I installed. The HHO Kit is from: http://www.alternativempg.com/ There you can read about the HHO Kit that I installed. I purchased the Fuel Cell, Reservoir Tank, and Installation Kit. I purchased an amp meter and installed it myself. I am skilled in electronics and you can inspect the installation yourself and see that it is a quality job. In order to work, first, a new Fuel Cell will have to be purchased ($69.00 now on their website). To run the unit, distilled water and either sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide (KOH) needs to be used. I used only KOH which is a much better catalyst and it is clean. I did not add alcohol to the fluid last season and the water in the fuel cell froze and cracked the acrylic. I was getting 24 mpg with 89 test and 26 mpg with 93. The only issue that I have with the truck is that sometimes the gear lever sticks in park and you have to shut off the truck, put it in neutral, restart it and put in gear. It works every time. It's not a transmission issue. I had the dealership look at it and they said that the wiring harness for the remote starter (which runs up the steering wheel wire harness) was pulling on the wire for the lever release mechanism. It only affects it sometimes, not all the time, and it does not impede your ability to start the truck. The interior of the truck is in very good condition, with normal seat wear. The arm rest cover is starting to peel back as you can see in my pictures. Otherwise, the interior is very nice. The truck is a gem and runs perfectly. Please call me and set up a time to come and take a test drive. The Kelly Blue Book for this car in the condition that it is in is $9600-$9900. |
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