I know my post is five years later, but I'm posting to help anyone in the future who's looking for answers. Another easy way to resolve the grinding problem until you can actually fix it is to unplug the electrical connector from the solenoid (vacuum line plugs into it and it controls whether...
I can't find my order, but these are some that would fit my Expedition. https://a.co/d/hfPpTFY You can filter with your year Expedition, but I would think the 2013 and 2014 would be the same.
If you want them to come on with parking lights, just splice into the hot wire by one of your parking...
I had originally been looking at a way to do it with Forscan, but unfortunately couldn't find anything for my year (2013). There don't seem to be good spreadsheets with coding for Expeditions till after 2015 or so.
So what I did was buy pigtails (I think I got them on Amazon or Ebay) to plug...
Yeah. The PA salt. Horrible. My last two Ford SUVs died from rust long before any engine problems shut them down. They actually were still fine but wouldn't pass inspection. Sold them to people I knew in other states where there weren't body inspections and they continued to run them long after...
Yeah. He also mentioned that there’s millions of them on the road. Being that the Ford F150 has been the best selling truck out there, and Expeditions have the same engine. It makes sense that if there’s more of them out there than other vehicles, that you could get more vehicles in the shop for...
I’ve had 2 Expeditions over the past 10 years with the 5.4 engine. 2005 XLT that I bought with 150k on it and I sold to my dad with almost 300k miles on it. Replaced the timing chain and tensioners on it, but other than that the engine was great. Didn’t snap any spk plugs when changing them...
A bluetooth code reader is very inexpensive. I have used this one for years, and it's only around $30.00. https://a.co/d/12bmcq8
Get a free app to read the codes and diagnostics and there is so much you can check and do without taking it to a shop. I use the Car Scanner app on my iphone. I...
Sorry, I realize I said looking at the trailer hitch, but I primarily meant using the camera to check the load on a trailer. I totally agree that there shouldn't be anything happening with the hitch, and if there is, there's a bigger problem than what a camera is probably going to help with. :)...
I have a car hauler trailer that I've pulled with our BMW 328i Xdrive on it. Total weight WAY over 3,400 lbs (probably 5,500 - 6k lbs) I don't own a weight distribution hitch and it pulled great. So, no, I wouldn't bother with a WDH for your size camper. I do have air suspension, so it...
Here's a link to the camera I purchased. Works great! Aside from the mount it shows, it also comes with a suction cup mount to attach the screen to the windshield.
https://a.co/d/cXHnIsW
I would respectfully disagree with your assertion that we shouldn't look at our trailer hitch in a camera. It's normal, expected, and a very good idea to often look in side and rear view mirrors to be aware of what is going on around your vehicle - including to the rear. It would be no different...
Could be your integrated wheel ends (IWE). There's a solenoid which controls vacuum to the wheel ends to keep the hubs unlocked. If your vacuum is weak they will be trying to engage but not quite engaging. You could try unplugging the vacuum line off of that solenoid (which will release the...
I would assume the reason to not use an impact gun is not due to weakness in the lug nut, but rather due to messing up the finish on the new nuts. Especially for a gloss black. An impact will definitely mar the finish more than taking them off by hand. I bought a cheaper set of chrome finish on...
Are there little antenna things sticking out to the sides near your rear view mirror? On mine (2013) I believe those are the antennas for the remote start. Just curious if you have them. That may indicate you actually do have remote start as Jamo said.
Very nice! I also purchased my 2013 EL specifically for work. I do remodeling and prefer an SUV over a pickup truck. I just put all my seats down and made a wood panel to cover the gap between the 2nd and 3rd row. Then put thin carpet down to protect al the factory carpets. I also set things up...
I would add that it doesn't have to be the Motorcraft brand, but it definitely needs to meet the LV specifications. I personally use Amsoil fluids where I can. If you put in your vehicle specifications into the Amsoil website, they will either recommend the appropriate fluid, or they will say...
You can put it in cold.
On a transmission with a fill plug, you fill it up until fluid dribbles out of it. On those kinds, the fluid will run out if you do it with the engine off. You have to have the engine running so it's circulating fluid up around in the transmission. However, since you...
If your symptoms and issues are gone by simply doing a flush, and they don't come back, then I would say yes. You simply had fluid that was too worn out and thin to do its job.
If it has a lot of miles on it, it won't hurt anything to change the fluid. Some people think changing the fluid on a transmission that has not been changed in a long time can make the transmission fail, but that doesn't make any sense. If it fails, that means there was something wrong with it...
Based on my experience, that's not the case. I refill/recharge my own A/C systems, and when they are low, they just don't cool properly, or they don't cool at all. If the refrigerant is low enough, the compressor won't even kick on, so there's no way the system could freeze up. If the system...
I agree that the neutral safety switch could be an issue. Fortunately, if that's the issue, it's a pretty easy fix. I changed it on my 05 expedition and it was mounted to the side of the transmission and was pretty easy to get to.
But I believe I also mentioned previously in this thread that it...
The place you purchase them isn't as important as what brand you purchase. You can get cheap junk on Rock Auto and Amazon, but you can also get high-quality parts from both of those places. You just have to pick a reputable brand rather than the cheapest thing out there.
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