2006 White Ford Explorer Limited Suv Fwd 4wd Truck 4-door 4.6l **loaded** on 2040-cars
Ravenna, Ohio, United States
I have owned this truck since 2008. It's been a great truck and has been well maintained. Cosmetically, in good condition. There is a chip in the front windshield. Also, there is some minor paint peeling on the hood. This truck comes from a smoke-free environment and the interior is very clean. Mechanically, this truck is sound. It is ready to drive on day one!! The only issues are that the driver rear TPMS (tire pressure monitoring) sensor needs replaced....it causes a message on the dash that says "TIRE PRESSURE FAULT" ....also, the driver rear ABS speed gear needs replaced... I have included the speed gear with the sale of the truck...it just needs to be installed. The ABS sensor was recently replaced as well. The speed gear issue just causes the ABS/Traction Control light to come on in the dashboard. ABS works fine, it just needs to have this part put on for the light to turn out. We are also including a set of rear rotors and rear brake pads that just need to be installed (front rotors and front pads were just changed!) We have followed all of the scheduled maintenance on this truck. Here's some of the recent work:
1) Tune-up - newer plugs and wires 2) Replaced all 8 distributer caps 3) Replaced front struts 4) Newer battery 5) Transmission just flushed and checked (confirmed great tranny!) 6) Recently replaced hub bearings 7) Coolant recently flushed and changed 8) Changed differential fluid and filter 9) Flushed fuel lines/replaced fuel filter 10) New front rotors and pads (we have included a set of rear rotors and rear pads for you as well ... they just need installed)
This is a great truck that will have many years ahead of it! All sales final.
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