I bought for a 98 explorer 5.0. I need to utilize Grey 1....but which is grey 1? Both of the greys are the same color with no marking.
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I believe the tool you need is the one with the C shaped piece on the underside of the tool and a larger cut out in the side of the tool. The other one has a D shaped piece on the underside.
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I never saw a grey one, but my white one looks exactly as it is on the picture! And be careful when you order, because there is mismatch between the colors and description, I actually ordered the black one, but they delivered the white(((
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I bought the same unit to trouble shoot my 89 Mustang GT and a 1972 Mustang with a 1991 Lincoln 5.0 I took all the electronics out of the Lincoln and put in the 72 so it would remain a matched system but I can't get the OBD1 part of the scanner to work on either the 89 or the 72 with all OBD1 wiring and sensors. The 89 is all stock no modifications the manufactures told me because I had modified the car it won't work, both cars have all the same equipment installed just like the factory and the scanner should at least give me something other than it can't read the system. I would expect error codes or something from the tool. The scanner works fine on OBD2 systems but I didn't buy it for that so in my opinion this scanner is useless for OBD1 systems, oh I forgot I tried it on a friends 95 Chevy car and it didn't work either. I will not recommend anyone else to buy this particular scanner again.
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You shouldn't have to specify chrome or black there are 2 distinct part number for black and chrome... When ordering just read the description the ones shown above in the black look great on a black or dark colored vehicle especially if you have the black tint I love mine
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Thank you for that question. They are different part numbers side to side. If you would like to provide your VIN, I can verify the correct color code and supply links to the appropriate Amazon listings.
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this is a replacement for the he Cream color controller used up to 1998.. there is a kit for the is a complete kit for that include all the pats for the conversion.. if you use this then, you will need a new door switch..because this unit works backward without the new switch.. you will also need a test pigtail or hardwire it.. as the 4 pins power connector is different..the motor on the step is a ford windows lift motor for the driver side.. I think 1985 .. search the web this is where I found all the info I needed
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I have the same problem i would buy a light gray depending on how bad your scratches are. Mine are so bad i need the gray but you may not.
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Assuming the Explorer 4X4 has the same steering wheel and speed controls as the two wheel drive model 1997 Ford Explorer they are a spot on match and work perfectly on my '97 Explorer. Would not hesitate replacing with the same. They look as good or better then the original equipment, and I believe they are original equipment model.
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We use both red and yellow for diesel trucks, they work perfectly fine and it is the only one we use.I know 1 is for diesel and the other one for gasoline, but they just do the same work on both engines.
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Steve - thanks for the info; I did talk to Derek just now - FWIW, he said that it just has the wrong decal (if it were actually a ES350 it would be a different color, green rather than yellow) and they will send the correct decal out; so I guess I'm ok with that explanation, at least for now. Also, I asked him about the serial number and he said it should be on a small decal that has 5 digits and the letter D - I found that on the bottom of the motor. It sounded like they had done some research after your call and had reached that conclusion.
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The official GM1 in the US is the chrome version with black accents. The "K" designates a black body GM1, which is usually only available through importing it yourself (there are some exceptions).
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No I have a 99 Explorer XLT. I still haven't installed them yet. But plan to this week for the winter.
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It is for newer models. This is for sport trac 07-10. For explorer you must look another model.
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If you order it and you are not happy, Amazon has the BEST return policy, so it can't hurt to try:) The gray one and the beige are the same, just different color options. Good luck with your decision. I say go for it!!! It's the coolest and safest way I have ever had my dogs in the car:)
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Not sure I understand the question..but they do make the letters in chrome color as well as black.If that is what you are asking...google ford explorer hood letters 2013. You should find them..or order from ford
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Hello, J. Waldvogel!Could you recommend a better one for an average shade tree mechanic like me? I also need it to read the older OBD-I connector vehicles too. I have an old 1994 Chevy diesel truck that is showing a "Service Engine Soon" light. I would like to be able to connect to it and fix the problem.Thanks in advance!Lee
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My '99 is different than your '04 but I believe they would still work (not 100% sure but you can contact Lund for their opinion). They come formed in black but the plastic is kind of dull. I would paint them with your factory color which, you may or may not have noticed, has some pearl in the paint. Regular black would not come close to matching. This would not cost too much at a body shop if you can't do it. If you can do this, the color code is either on the bottom of your trunk lid or on top of your spare tire cover. Take a picture of the whole sticker and show your supplier. One pint will be too much, but that is usually the minimum. Hope this helps dude!!! My '99 is different than your '04 but I believe they would still work (not 100% sure but you can contact Lund for their opinion). They come formed in black but the plastic is kind of dull. I would paint them with your factory color which, you may or may not have noticed, has some pearl in the paint. Regular black would not come close to matching. This would not cost too much at a body shop if you can't do it. If you can do this, the color code is either on the bottom of your trunk lid or on top of your spare tire cover. Take a picture of the whole sticker and show your supplier. One pint... » Read More My '99 is different than your '04 but I believe they would still work (not 100% sure but you can contact Lund for their opinion). They come formed in black but the plastic is kind of dull. I would paint them with your factory color which, you may or may not have noticed, has some pearl in the paint. Regular black would not come close to matching. This would not cost too much at a body shop if you can't do it. If you can do this, the color code is either on the bottom of your trunk lid or on top of your spare tire cover. Take a picture of the whole sticker and show your supplier. One pint will be too much, but that is usually the minimum. Hope this helps dude!!! « Show Less