• RADIO REPAIR - BLANK DISPLAY, VOLUME CONTROL, CD EJECT ERROR

See the Radio Repair details below - CLICK HERE!
 

• OVERHEAD CONSOLE TEMPERATURE / COMPASS READOUT - BLANK DISPLAY, NON-OPERATIONAL REPAIR
  

See the Overhead Console Repair details below - CLICK HERE!

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• The vehicle is hard to start.  It will start if you push on the gas pedal, but then will die immediately when you let off the gas (Idle Air Control problem).  Basically, the vehicle will not idle...a simple fix (this repair performed by the Manhatten-ite, Debbie Usvaltas, in the email story above),
  (Requires a 7mm & 8mm socket wrench, a screw driver, a clean rag, and a can of Throttle Body Cleaner which can be purchased at any automotive center for about $2). 
  
  Time For Repair:
  Mechanically Inclined - 20 minutes
  First Timer - 60 minutes
  
  This is a low challenge...as easy as changing your wiper blades (maybe easier).
  
  Cost to do it yourself (if you already have the tools):  About $2 (+ $9.99 for these instructions)
  
  Dealer Cost to Repair:  Between $150-$450 plus towing costs (~$100)
  
  I just recently had to do this for the second time at 151,XXX.  It took a total of 15 minutes from start to finish.  Anyone can do this in less time than it's going to take you to look up the number to the dealer and schedule an appointment.  If the detailed, picture intensive instructions don't help you fix your problem, you're more than welcome to a refund of your payment.  If you own one of these vehicles, you're going to have this problem sooner or later (and if you've already had it, you know what it cost to tow your vehicle and the charges of the dealer)...and there's no reason you can't do it yourself with just a  should do this yourself with a 7mm & 8mm socket wrench, a screw driver, a clean rag, and a can of $2 Throttle Body Cleaner...easy task and no knuckles should be scrapped in the process.
   

• If your gas pedal is sticking just ever so slightly so that when you first start pushing the accelerator, it's wanting to surge ahead...a simple fix.
  (Requires a 7mm socket wrench, a screw driver, a clean rag, and a can of Throttle Body Cleaner which can be purchased as any automotive center for about $2).
  
  Time For Repair:
  Mechanically Inclined - 30 minutes
  First Timer - 1 hour 20 minutes
  
  This is a low/medium challenge...lots easier than sparkplugs, but a little harder than changing your wiper blades; just an additional step than the Idle Air Control Valve cleaning explained above (do both of them at the same time, using the same tools).
  
  Cost to do it yourself (if you already have the tools):  About $2 (+ $9.99 for these instructions)
  
  Dealer Cost to Repair:  Between $80-$350
  
   

• Air Bag indicator is illuminated (this is common on vehicles with side impact air bags)...simple fix, but be careful.
  (Requires a small screwdriver and  tube of electrical conductive bulb grease which can be obtained for most any automotive stores).
   

• One of the Door Ajar sensors is not working...door ajar warning light stays on.
  (WD-40 Spray).

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CONSOLE COVERING REPLACEMENT KIT!
For 1995-2000 (and maybe more) Fords

This Console repair kit will fit most:

Ford Explorers: 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001

Mercury Mountaineers: 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001

Explorer Sport Tracs: 2001, 2002, 2003

If your console looks like the one pictured in the pictures below, this would be the kit for you.

Is your console in need of repair?  Has the console that serves as an armrest cracked and/or become worn?  Has it cracked and faded from the sun.  If it's like mine, it is used as a step for my 5 year old daughter to step on to get to the front door to let herself out before I can get around to let her out.

Figure 4 - Typical Console / Armrest - Ford Explorer, Mountaineer, etc.
Before and After Replacement with Console Repair Kit
(Medium Prairie Tan Color Shown Above)

Here's what the customer of the above Prairie Tan Console had to say about our service on repairing these consoles (his console is actually pictured above in Figure 4...he sent his in for the $89.99 replacement...the do-it-yourself kit is the same product, you just install yourself for $24.99):

I shipped it to Duane on Saturday, he received it on Monday, he shipped it back on Tuesday and I had it thursday. VERY quick turn around time. My console looks good as new!!! I would recommend this process to anyone because if you go to the dealership its about $300 and all they do is take a console from an Explorer that was in the junkyard so you dont know how old the leather is, it may crack in a matter of months, this way you get new leather... Gonna last much longer and it is much cheaper.

Thanks again.
Ryan - ryanswed@NOSPAMyahoo.com (Remove the NOSPAM for a valid Email)
Phoenix, AZ

Figure 5 - Console / Armrest - Before and After
(Willow Green Shown Above)

The console covering replacement kit includes the console covering and the instructions to replace the covering on the console (it's an easy task and the kit will have the appropriate color covering to make it look exactly like new...no need to go match the color of the covering with glue repair kits.  These kits have a complete replacement covering to make your console lid new ...the detailed pictures and directions will show you how it will look and how easy it is to repair, step by step with plenty of pictures). 

Here's the feedback I'm getting on these kits...

Skeptics Become My Biggest Fans...
Duane,
I must admit I was very skeptical about your ad on the internet about fixing my 1995 Ford Explorer Console Lid! It sounded to easy and to good to be true but for $24.95 I had to try it and if it was a internet scam oh well just $25 down the tube and I have spent that 2 times over with Paint on Vinyl from Auto Zone and you know how that looks! Your kit (Leather) came in the mail just as you said in 3 days and the color matched perfect/ I was so surprised and the biggest surprise was the instructions were perfect and a total klutz like me did the job in about 30 minutes and it looks just like NEW! My Eddie Bauer is perfect in everyway other than the tear the lid had and now it looks GREAT! I just want to say thank you for your help and for actually offering a product with easy instructions/ you can use me forever as a reference and if you need a picture of my work let me know!

Danny Southerland - Katy, TX
danny.southerland@NOSPAMvelocityexp.com (remove NOSPAM for a valid email address)
 

Another woman taking on the console repair (and surprising her husband)...
I RECEIVED MY KIT TO FIX THE CONSOLE ON MY FORD EXPLORER. IT WAS GREAT. I DIDN'T TELL MY HUSBAND -I JUST FIXED IT AND LET HIM FIND IT. HE COULDN'T BELIEVE I DIDN'T GO OUT AND BUY A NEW COVER FROM THE FORD STORE. I THOUGHT IT WAS THE EASIEST THING I HAD EVER TRIED TO DO. I HAVE A FRIEND THAT WANTS ME TO ORDER IT FOR HER AND FIX HER CAR. THANKS FOR MAKING IT TO EASY.

RACHAEL  -  rgohagan@NOSPAMebanksc.com
 

Feedback on saving on the console repair versus what the dealer  wanted...
Thanks for sending my repair kit so promptly. I installed the replacement and it looks great! The two protruding plastic posts were broken when I removed my old cover. I tried gluing them back together with no luck. However I discovered that they really weren't necessary and I reinstalled the cover anyway.
 
My dealer wanted around $150 for a replacement cover. Needless to say, I'm thrilled to have it fixed for so much less....Thanks!

Tommy Holt - tholt@NOSPAMsbcglobal.net
Austin, TX

Applaud to those women that get tired of waiting on the "significant others" and do the repairs...the only tool for the console repair is a philips screw driver and regular screw driver...easy enough!
Thanks for such a wonderful product. It was soo easy. I love that the shape was precut with the slits already in place. If I'd know it was going to be this easy, I would have done it a lot sooner. My husband is thrilled with the results!
Thanks Again
Marquette Williams

Some great feedback on the Console Repair Kit (Brian gives some additional tips which appear within the installation instructions)
Hi Duane -

First of all, I would strongly recommend your kit for replacing a Ford Explorer console cover. For the price it can't be beat, and you make it almost idiot-proof...
The illustrated directions you provided were near-perfect as well. The whole process was simply unbeatable...
I really appreciate you having this available - mine looks (and looked) exactly like the before and after pictures you have on your website - the Willow Green one in figure 31.4. From a 32 year old bachelor who can barely wrap his own Christmas gifts, this was pretty much a no-brainer.

Thanks!

Brian Heathman - HeathmanB2@NOSPAMaol.com
Dallas, TX
 

Console Kit works on a 2001 Explorer Sport...

Console Feedback...

Always Good to Hear the Feedback...

Duane:
I just installed the pre-cut explorer armrest cover.  It worked perfectly! I couldn't find 1/4" staples that
fit my arrow stapler, so I just used the tape. It was easier than I imagined! thanks for the great moneysaving product!
Dave Torma - Dearborn, MI
nakeddave2000@NOSPAMyahoo.com

Upon asking permission to use Dave's email above, here's his response...

Please do...I think it is absurd for the dealer to charge $150 for this part. Keep up the good work!
Dave

Short and Concise Console Repair Feedback...

got my kit; installed it; looks good and saved me >$100
thanks

william rice - Tupelo, MS
willieri@NOSPAMaol.com

Console Repair Feedback...

Duane,
I received the much anticipated console repair kit today.  I had two tears about 1 1/2" long in my arm rest.  I replaced it using the staple gun method using 1/4" staples. I took before and after pictures. I will send them along once developed. No digital camera here yet.

Thank you for your service. It was as easy as described. A new arm rest was priced at $120 + tax at a Ford dealer. Used parts only sell the entire console.

I saved $95 + tax using your service. My 97 explorers' arm rest now looks as good as new!

Cary Gambrell

Console Repair Feedback...

Hi Duane,
I received the console Repair Kit Friday and installed today (Saturday). It
looks fantastic the color and grain match is perfect.
Thanks for your easy to understand directions and pre-cut material.
Robert - Robzz31125@NOSPAMaol.com
Hewlett, NY

Console Repair Feedback...

DUANE, I RECV'D KIT TODAY AND HAD IT PUT ON IN ABOUT 90 MIN. YOUR INSTRUCTIONS WERE VERY CLEAR AND EASY TO FOLLOW. LOOKS FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!! THIS IS A GOOD DEAL FOR THE DO IT YOURSELFER AND IT DOES WHAT YOU SAID IT WOULD. THANKS (oneshotonek - ebay)

Ron Godfrey - OLDGRANDDAD@nospamCOMCAST.NET
ELKRIDGE, MD
 

Console Repair Feedback...

The console kit worked excellent.  Thumbs UP!!!! Do you have a headliner kit available? Mine is trashed.

Thanks,

Cleve - cjrandolph@NOSPAMworldnet.att.net
Covington, GA

The kit is $24.99, which includes shipping and handling in the continental US....shipping to other locations, please contact me.  The kit includes everything you need to complete the job except for the additional tool requirement of only a philips head screw driver, a flat head screw driver,  tape, and scissors (there is an optional method described in the instructions that requires a staple gun and 1/4" staples...but not necessary).

Figure 1 - Tools Required for Console / Armrest Cover Replacement

Shipping typically gets your kit to you within 2-5 business days via US Postal Service). 

This is not a patch repair, but a complete cover replacement.

Figure 2 - Console / Armrest Replacement Cover Kit in Ford Explorer (Color - Prairie Tan)

Figure 2 above shows an actual replaced cover.  I tend to be very picky about my vehicle and while my arm rest was just barely starting to show a rip, I was very eager to replace the entire cover and I didn't feel like the vinyl glue repair kits would satisfy me...plus the thought of mixing the paint colors to match just didn't appeal to me.  With this kit, you get the complete covering to replace...no color matching necessary (except picking your appropriate color, example prairie tan).  While my own console required the close up setting of the digital camera to appropriately capture the rip, I've seen plenty of these consoles in way worse shape (see Figure 2.1 below) especially those not garaged...mine is even garaged and the wear/rip occurred. 

Figure 2.1 - Console / Armrest - Before and After (Willow Green - Mark Huff)

Figure 3 - Over 30 detailed pictures, like the one above, with instructions detailing the step by step process of the  repair/replacement.

Figure 4 - Finished Results using the Console / Armrest Replacement Cover Kit

You may use the label on the inside driver door to verify and determine the color of the kit you need. 

Figure 5 - Explorer Door Jamb Sticker Decoder Information...

The first character as circled in figure 5 above is for the interior trim (in this case F indicates leather sport bucket seats...see Interior Trim code below).

The second character as circled in figure 5 above (and the one used to define the console color) is for the interior color code trim (in this case X for  Medium Prairie Tan...see Interior Color Codes below).

Figure 5.1 - Explorer Door Jamb Sticker Decoder Information...

Figure 5.1 shows the door jam label for a 1995 Explorer.  In this type of label, the color code is under the word BODY.

Interior Trim

A — vinybucket seats (Explorer)
J — cloth premium bucket seats (Explorer/Mountaineer)
Z — cloth sport bucket seats (Explorer/Mountaineer)
G — cloth sport bucket seats — less power (Explorer)
F — leather sport bucket seats (Explorer/Mountaineer)
M — cloth split bench seat (Explorer)
1 — limited leather sport bucket seats (Explorer)
 

Interior Color Codes

X — Medium Prairie Tan (F-150, F-250, Explorer/Mountaineer, Ranger)

2 — Medium Graphite (Econoline, F-150, F-250, Explorer/Mountaineer, Ranger)

S — Willow Green (F-150, F-250, Explorer/Mountaineer, Ranger)

T — Dark Graphite (F-150, F-250, Explorer/Mountaineer, Ranger)

4 — Saddle (Explorer 1995, 1996)

E — Dark Denim Blue (Explorer/Mountaineer, Ranger)

To order your Console Repair Kit, you may submit your payment via PayPal:

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CLICK BELOW FOR MEDIUM PRAIRIE TAN KIT

$24.99 Console Covering Replacement Kit - MEDIUM PRAIRIE TAN
(Additional shipping charges may apply if shipment is outside of the US...please contact dharrison@fixyourford.com for exact charges outside of US)

CLICK BELOW FOR MEDIUM GRAPHITE KIT

$24.99 Console Covering Replacement Kit - MEDIUM GRAPHITE
(Additional shipping charges may apply if shipment is outside of the US...please contact dharrison@fixyourford.com for exact charges outside of US)

CLICK BELOW FOR WILLOW GREEN KIT

$24.99 Console Covering Replacement Kit - WILLOW GREEN
(Additional shipping charges may apply if shipment is outside of the US...please contact dharrison@fixyourford.com for exact charges outside of US)

CLICK BELOW FOR DARK GRAPHITE KIT

$24.99 Console Covering Replacement Kit - DARK GRAPHITE
(Additional shipping charges may apply if shipment is outside of the US...please contact dharrison@fixyourford.com for exact charges outside of US)

CLICK BELOW FOR SADDLE ('95, '96...) KIT

$24.99 Console Covering Replacement Kit - SADDLE ('95, '96...)
(Additional shipping charges may apply if shipment is outside of the US...please contact dharrison@fixyourford.com for exact charges outside of US)

CLICK BELOW FOR DENIM BLUE KIT

$24.99 Console Covering Replacement Kit - DENIM BLUE
(Additional shipping charges may apply if shipment is outside of the US...please contact dharrison@fixyourford.com for exact charges outside of US)

If you would like a sample of the covering for the color of your particular console, you may send a stamped, self-addressed envelope with 1) your color requested (refer to the codes above), and 2) your email address,  to:

Absolute Technologies, Inc.
Attn: Console Sample Request
PO Box 601
Holly Springs, NC 27540

A small sample (about 1" x 1") of the console covering will be sent to you to verify the match with your console.

NOTE:
A login and password will be immediately sent to the email address that is registered with your PayPal account.  If this is not the proper email address you want the login and password sent to, please send a note with the proper email address, however, there will be a delay as the email will have to be manually processed.  If you want to avoid any delay, make sure your PayPal email address is correct.

Or, you may mail your Check or Money Order for $24.99 to:

Absolute Technologies, Inc.
P.O. Box 601
Holly Springs, NC 27540

Please include an email address (if you have one),  your shipping address, and the color of the console repair kit you need (Additional shipping charges may apply if shipment is outside of the US...please contact dharrison@fixyourford.com for exact charges outside of US)

Satisfaction Guaranteed...if you are not satisfied, please contact me for a complete refund (requires the return of your kit within 30 days). Even if after you have made your purchase, and you do not feel comfortable doing the repair upon reviewing the repair instructions, just let me know...I'll refund your money).

If upon reviewing the instructions, you do not feel capable of doing the repair yourself (it really is easy), you can arrange to send in your console for the repair for a cost of $89.99 (you're $24.99 can be applied to the cost...Additional shipping charges may apply if shipment is outside of the US...please contact dharrison@fixyourford.com for exact charges outside of US).  Just contact me if you want to go this route.  You would need to remove your console top (as shown in figure 6 below).

Figure 6 - If you want to ship the console top in for the repair (if you are not up for doing the repair yourself), you must remove the console top to ship in for the repair.  Remove the 3 screws as shown above (and hold on to the screws).  Ship your console with payment of $89.99 to:

Absolute Technologies, Inc.
PO Box 601
Holly Springs, NC 27540

If you would rather use PayPal for payment, I can send you a invoice from PayPal upon repair of your console.

I will add information as I run into situations that I must address on my own vehicle, 2000 Ford Explorer equipped as follows:
- Wagon Eddie Bauer 4-Dr Year 2000
- 4.0L SOHC V6 210HP
- Spruce Green
- 4WD
- Front Side Airbags
- Heated Front Seats
- Power Moonroof with Shade
- Trailer Towing Prep Package
- Reverse Sensing System
- Skid Plates
- Radio Ford MACH Audio System
- 6 Disc CD Changer
- Leather Sport Bucket Seats

Our vehicle has typically been used in sales, so it has a lot of miles.  I can only assume that repairs that we run into will be typical to anyone else having one of these vehicles, though, they may not be experienced as soon as we see it.

Click on the brief descriptions below to take you to information regarding the problem described.

If you have your own stories, please submit them.  I will look at compiling them into this web site.  Your feedback is encouraged and appreciated...please f eel free to leave a comment.

Regards,

Duane Harrison
dharrison@fixyourford.com
 

The radio display is completely dead, however, the radio is still operational.  Or, the display is starting to fade in and out while the functionality of the radio remains intact.

The radio will not take in a CD or there is a message that displays of CD Eject Error or something similar to that.

The radio volume will not work or ramps up or down uncontrollable upon a slight turn of the volume knob.

For access to this special information, please see www.fixyourradio.com.

Special AnyoneCanFixIt Web Site:
(this is not a part of the FixYourFord.com repairs)

Temperature /  Compass Overhead Console Readout - Blank Display or Non-Operational

For the repair of this overhead temperature / compass readout, instructions are available at the new web site www.AnyoneCanFixIt.com.  Specifically, you can go to this link:  http://www.anyonecanfixit.com/auto.htm.  These instructions for electronics are not a part of the FixYourFord.com solutions available from this web site.

What they are saying about the overhead console repair:

Duane,
Once again I found myself with a problem on my 1999 Explorer. (The compass/ext. temperature readout went black.)

Having previously used your fix for my radio (see www.FixYourRadio.com); I immediately got on your site, purchased the compass readout fix and once again, within 30 minutes I was back up and running.

I can’t say enough how much I appreciate your repair helps, they have aided in my enjoyment of my truck and are so easy; even a GIRL can do them…(just a joke for all those guys out there who think women can’t repair anything). Not only do I repair them, I enjoy repairing them with your complete explanations and photos.

My husband wants me to trade the Explorer in for something newer with less “problems”, I want to spend the $ on my motorcycle; especially since I have the “FIXES” at my fingertips.

Thanks again and keep up the great service; I will be on the lookout for the next FIX…Idle Air Control possibly.

Danielle Tuckier - snd13@NOSPAMsbcglobal.net  (remove NOSPAM for a valid email)
1999 Ford Explorer owner

 

PROBLEM:
The door lock of your 1997-2001 Ford Explorer or Mercury Mountaineer is not operating properly (might work on other years and models too).  If your lock makes a clunking noise, however, it will not open the lock all the way (NOTE:  If it doesn't make a clunking noise from the remote, then you could have another problem not covered in these directions...the door lock must be making an attempt to unlock and you can hear it clicking when trying to open the door).  This usually starts happening occasionally, then it begins doing it all the time in which you cannot use your remote to unlock your door.  You will usually see the lock try to pop up when operating the unlock of your remote, however, it just won't come all the way up to unlock.

Sometimes, you will might also have a problem where the door handle has become "floppy".  It has no tension holding it down in place.  This door lock repair will actually fix this problem too (though, you don't have to have a floppy door handle problem to have the problem with the door lock).

THIS REPAIR IS *NOT* FOR A STUCK REAR DOOR THAT WON'T OPEN...I have not addressed that issue...yet.
 

TIME & SKILL REQUIRED:
About a 20 minute job....give yourself another 20 minutes if you are taking your time through the process.  If you can turn a screw driver, you should be able to complete this repair...there is some requirement to pop the door panel fasteners off, but other than that, anyone should be able to easily complete this repair with no mechanical knowledge or background.

TOOLS:

Figure 11 - The Problematic Door Lock Tools Required

1. Phillips screwdriver
2. Flat blade screwdriver
3. Scrap cloth

These instructions include an 8 minute video that shows you the entire process...yes, it can be done in 8 minutes...but give yourself some extra time.

For no additional charge, with your purchase of these instructions, you will be sent a part to complete the repair.  The part will be mailed to the shipping address supplied on your payment of these instructions.  It typically takes 3-5 business days to arrive via First Class US Postal Service.  The part is key to completing your repair in 8 minutes as shown in the video

What People are Saying Regarding this Ford Door Lock Repair:
Holy smokes ... If I didn't do it myself, then I wouldn't have believed it. The thing that took me the longest was actually getting the door open so that I could take the panel off in the first place....Thanks again! I also replaced the console cover (see www.FixYourFord.com) -- my wife was looking at me sideways as I had the cover on the table, and then I showed it to her after I was done.

To get these Ford Door Lock Repair Instructions, submit $23.99 via PayPal using the icon below and you'll get a unique username and password to access these instructions.

$23.99 for these Repair Instructions on the Door Lock Repair which includes One Part Needed for the Repair

If you need to repair two door locks, you may obtain one additional part for the other door for an additional $5 shipping/handling fee.  This may be purchased by paying $28.99 for the the two lock repair kit.  To get the kit for two repairs, submit $28.99 via PayPal using the icon below

$28.99 for these Repair Instructions on the Door Lock Repair which includes Two Parts Needed for Two Repairs

NOTE:
Your login and password will be immediately sent to the email address that is registered with your PayPal account.  If this is not the proper email address you want the login and password sent to, please send a note with the proper email address, however, there will be a delay as the email will have to be manually processed.  If you want to avoid any delay, make sure your PayPal email address is correct.

MAKE SURE YOUR EMAIL IS CURRENT AND CORRECT IN PAYPAL TO AVOID DELAY ON DELIVERY OF YOUR LOGIN AND PASSWORD. 

If you realize that it was not current when you confirmed your PayPal contribution, please send me an email (dharrison@AnyoneCanFixIt.com)
 

Or, if you don't use PayPal, then your payment can be sent to:  

Absolute Technologies, Inc.
Attention: Ford Door Lock Repair
PO Box 601
Holly Springs, NC 27540

Please include your email address so that  your access can be emailed to you.

Link for Access

If you have already paid for your access, here is the link to access the repair instructions (you must have the username and password that was set up for you...you should  have gotten this in an email upon receipt of payment):

www.anyonecanfixit.com/ford_door_lock/

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