Does this actuator fit the front passenger door of a 1998 Ford Explorer?
340592
Yes, you just need to make sure you select the correct rod and place the clip that holds the actuator in the correct place (there are 2 choices) so that everything lines up properly. Once you remove the old one, lay them side by side to get it right. I installed this exact part in my 98 Explorer Sport and it worked perfectly.
340593
No it does not,that particular actuator is for the rear hatch, all other 2 door/4door actuators are smaller in size. be sure to be specific when choseing for the doors. 1Aauto.com is a good resorce or www.explorerforum.com http://www.explorerforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=185707
340594
Dunno about a 1998 Ford Explorer. It didn't fit my 2001 Ford Explorer Sport.
681305
I use this as the forward sensor in a 2002 ford ranger 2.3. Probably fits the Explorer as well.
858883
I'm not completely sure. However, it fits in my Mercedes S-Class with room to spare. I believe that the S-Class window is larger than the Ford Explorer, so it should work.
319442
this is a fit all door actuator. it can lock/unlock. a very easy install. used it on my 2001 Escape to lock/unlock rear hatch. you may have to use linkage from old lock to help with install.If it won't lock or unlock ,reverse the wire hookup.
1011223
I used it on my 1999 Ford Explorer and it fit beautifully. You could check and see if there were any changes between the 98' and 99' years but I'm confident they're the same. "second generation" explorer was 1995-2001.
695362
I'm pretty sure there is a difference you need to be specific on what door actuator you want to replace if it's the passenger door you need to get a passenger door actuator should be able to find part number on google or maybe even amazon
1714720
I have a 2000 explorer limited (buble style) it fits very nicley on. Find one of those in a parkinglot and check meashurments. any 1992-2000 will be same.
1422334
i put it on 2008 explorer front left 2 wheel drive,sorry,i would not recommend this part as i had problems with this part shortly after installation,and had to replace after one month
183562
I mounted these on a 98 Explorer which has the leaf springs mounted on the bottom of the axle, and they worked fine. If the Explorer's leaf springs were mounted on top of the axle the helper was mounted far enough rearward that it would not have interfered with the standard Ford mounting bracket and hardware. Hope this helps.
582936
I bought it for my friend they have 2005 Ford Explorer. I'm not too sure about your model. SORRY
1623469
It fits for my 1998 Ford Explorer XLT AWD V8. Check here to make sure it fits your model http://showmetheparts.com/kyb/
2260571
I don't know. I bought it for my 2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac and it worked fine.
474145
I owned a jeep wrangler 2005 , 2 door. I'm not sure about a ford explorer. Sorry could not help.
1180832
No, this lock actuator is for the front door. To comment about the replacement of the internal motor, it is possible, but it is pretty difficult. I managed to replace one motor, but damaged the locking mechanism in the process. Overall, it's much easier to buy a new lock actuator module. The left rear lock unit for US built Camry 2003 is Dorman 931-430, but I'm not sure if this is the exact model, year, and door you're looking for. I hope this helps.
268450
I installed it on a 1998 Lincoln navigator 5.4 so I don't know if it will fit the 4.6 explorer
135620
Yes, this will fit both the front left and rear left doors of the vehicle. I used the 746-148 to replaced a failed actuator in the front drivers door of our Ford Windstar without issue.
743
I bought it for my Ford Ranger 2003 2x4 and it fitted well..sorry, not sure it may work on your Explorer.