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Hi people!!
I dont know to much about my new vehicle, the other day I went to Schucks and bought a Ford code Reader and it was a defective item. I was really bummed. Of course they didnt have any more in stock, at that location. I need to put a code reader on my 94 explorer to diagnose any problems it might have before I take it to emissions and for safety. Keeping your vehicle Maintenenced is the only way to having a vehicle in its best running performance. I currently have 3 volvo's. I've been a volvo enthusiast since I was 14 years old, Im 28 years old. Change is good. I do know quite a bit about volvos, I've owned 9 in the last 14 years. I cant wait to DRIVE my 94 explorer. It's got all of the options in a explorer that I could ever ask for. I love it.
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Hello! 
Congrats on your Explorer! To learn all about your vehicle, try this board: Explorer, Sport Trac, Mountaineer & Aviator - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums Ask any question you have about it and the fine folks in there will be glad to help you out. Be sure to look around the site and stop in your local chapter when you get the chance: Washington Chapter - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
Volvo's are good cars. When my sister got one I told her it needed a NRA sticker on the back. It has one now hopefully it won't get keyed.
Congrats on your Explorer! To learn all about your vehicle, try this board: Explorer, Sport Trac, Mountaineer & Aviator - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums Ask any question you have about it and the fine folks in there will be glad to help you out. Be sure to look around the site and stop in your local chapter when you get the chance: Washington Chapter - Ford Truck Enthusiasts Forums
Volvo's are good cars. When my sister got one I told her it needed a NRA sticker on the back. It has one now hopefully it won't get keyed.
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