2005 Ford Expedition Xlt on 2040-cars
Dover, Florida, United States
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Car has about 172k miles on it mostly highway miles to Memphis, TN but since I've had it, 2 years, it has been everyday back road driving. Has been in a few accidents. Engine shakes under heavy load. Have replaced injectors, gas tank, spark plugs, and checked valves. Most likely a bad sensor. Shows up on reading as cylinder 7 misfire. If you undo the battery cable and put it back on, it runs fine until check engine light comes on. Once check engine light comes on it is somewhat sensitive to medium-heavy acceleration. As long as you undo the battery cable and don't hit the accelerator really hard, it runs perfectly. Right rear tire went flat yesterday and I'm replacing it today. Car has a cracked windshield and front end damage. Paint is fairly good. Waxed regularly. Shows some signs of wear on hood and a significant amount of wear with scratches on roof. 2 dents on top of each front fender. Head lights are very clear. Brand new battery. Replacing oil this weekend, air filter is new and brakes have maybe 5,000 miles on them. Rims look decent. A little bit of wear but not noticeable from far away if cleaned. However, one rim had the cover come off and the other(both on right side) I think is coming off. Car has usual amount of carpet stains for a 9 year old vehicle. Aftermarket leather seats, 3rd row seats with power fold, 3 TVs, 1 fold down and 2 headrests, DVD players for each one. Navigation System with DVD/CD, carbon fiber interior panels. Also has a 1200 watt amp for a 10" subwoofer that is in the center console in a box. The sub sounds pretty good but with the 1200 watt amp you can easily upgrade to some more subs or more speakers. I love the truck, but I've come to the point where I can no longer afford it. For someone who can afford this truck and has a big family, this is the perfect vehicle. Also with little upgrades, this would be an awesome car to show off especially since 1 10" sub makes the mirrors rattle. Message me for any questions regarding this vehicle. I'll be happy to answer anything and thanks for looking!
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