I have a 2002 ford explorer. Will the rear mounting screw to stabilize it in the back work?
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I can't help you. I found that I had to remove Ford's plastic brackets with a small hacksaw then hot glue in the radio to the factor panel from behind. Been over a year ago with no problems I used no support just hot glue then epoxy from loctite.
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On my 2002 Explorer the on off is on the left, set, resume is on the right.The picture is showing them reversed.The tabs for the screws are on the inner side of the steering wheel. I'm not sure if they fit Rangers, but they were a perfect fit for my Explorer
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That year explorer should still share suspension with the Ranger. And it worked for my Ranger. Would research if they are the same that year.
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Yes. The rear engine mount is a real pain to install. Located between the engine and firewall/body. The other three are real easy to change.
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As long as you have the rail system it should mount just fine. You might want to add a little thread lock to help just in cause, the screw try's to back out which I don't think it would.
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Raymond,The Rugged Ridge CB Radio Dash Mount uses the existing screws, that fasten the Jeep Wrangler dash to the body of the Jeep. It might be adaptable to the Ford Explorer dash, you should call Rugged Ridge customer service to confirm that it can be adapted to fit the Ford Explorer.I apologize that I can not give you a solid answer.
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It will work, but the holes are very shallow. I had to track down smaller bolts to mount mine.
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I am unsure, but "2-Din" is a double height standard for all radio/CD/DVD players. If the center-dash of the Explorer can accommodate a 2-Din unit (and most current vehicles can), then you should be okay. Check with your dealer if it is 2-Din compatible.
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It worked on my jeep cherokee so it should work on a ford explorer there close to the same size
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If you can mount it on your rear tire and get the magnet and sensor 5mm apart it will work.
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It will depend how you mount it. Be sure the screws are in the studs and it will work.
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They are the appropriate dimensions for a 2002 Ford Explorer rear window. Removal of the old struts and installation of the new required about 10 minutes. Using a second person to hold the window when the struts are removed is helpful
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you will have to cut a hole in the back of the speaker box for the speaker to fit. The magnet is about 1/2" deeper than the factory ford sub-woofer. It worked really well with my box, it was from the Mach series in the expedition. But if you have the 8" sub in your explorer, chances are pretty good it will have the same box.
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The mounting screws go in to a depth of about 3/4 of an inch into the frame. If I understand the question correctly. My frame was about the same width and it worked.
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Absolutely. I tried for you and it worked. Mine id mounted sideways. good luck have fun!
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On my 1998 Explorer, they definitely did. My model is somewhat notorious for sagging in the back after a few years. These shocks completely eliminated that and lifted the rear end by almost 2 inches. They won't give you much lift if your factory shocks aren't already blown, though.
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i put it on 2008 explorer front left 2 wheel drive,sorry,i would not recommend this part as i had problems with this part shortly after installation,and had to replace after one month