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I may not be smart enough to even use this site. I'm suppose to intrioduce myself somewhere on this page but can't even figure that out. I just paid my vehicle off and same day spent $700 on it and still makes a bad noise. I'm a 63 yr old woman & hoping to get smarter on this site about how to not get taken
on repairs.
Welcome to FTE, nice to have you on board.
To navigate the FTE forums and chapters use this link: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/index.php
Don`t worry too much about how to use this site, take your time and browse around, you will get the hang of it fairly quick though it is a very large it`s very interesting site. Most of us were at the same starting point before lurking and learning for a while. All of a sudden one day it will become tottaly natural to you.
Be sure to visit your local Tennessee Chapter here: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/forum95/
Enjoy your visit with FTE!
My 1999 Ford Explorer with 80,000 just had rear bearing replaced, I'm told a real deal at $738 now it still has a roar when I let off the gas. Was told this could be my transmission. Are these common things to go wrong with all vehicles or just Ford explorers. Sorry to sound so dumb, I never had to take care of these matters before. I thought things like that lasted almost forever.
Have you visited the Explorer, Sport Trac, Mountaineer & Aviator forum yet?
If not drop a post in there, here is the link to click on: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/forum32/
Be sure to ask away if you have any problems finding your way around FTE.
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