Ford explorer parts are not that easy to get in Australia, buying online is great BUT do your reserch.
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The fuel pump was the correct one, after three goes at getting the right pump for my model explorer, the other traders that I dealt with were not very accurate in their description of the pump, looked the same but had different connections, the fuel pump is in my truck and working very well, also the price was great, there is no negatives about this transaction.
Many Thanks
Stan Adams
Albury Australia.
2373293
Very awesome cars. I bought mine elsewhere. Good maNs PaPeR woah you're very over priced. Keep your toys and go back home sir.
3399873
I'm very happy with it. However, I think you may be able to get a cheaper one from an auto parts store.
251042
Could not find at my local parts store.  Ones I did find were much more expensive for the same item.
3238205
Always check other stores online, amazon does not always have the best price, when I opened the box a rice ag from Kmart was in there at $249 instead if the almost 400 that I paid thru Amazon. Too much probkem oreturn after eing my daughter's birthday present. The car i great!
1782206
Hello,

If you're like me, it's hard to shop for a new car. It's a big purchase and you're going to have it a while. Another problem is when you are thinking of maybe buying something on the nice and performance oriented side, there are not a lot of those dealers around, so it's hard to see the cars you're considering. Then, just order this catalogue, and problem solved! It handily divides up the cars from country for those nationalist tendencies we have when car shopping, or going to war... Then it lists all the key specifications on each car with an written overview and history and pictures, often inside and out. For example the SLR AMG Mercedes is a beautiful car and $300,000, but the Lanborghini Diablo is also nice and a bargain $230,000. However, maybe I should "buy American" and get the Saleen S7 for $375,000? If the publication has a shortcoming, it doesn't tell you the reliability for each car, and I am sure you also think that would be pretty helpful in making a wise choice (maybe I'll just see if Consumer Reports has a listing for the Ferrari 360 Modena and the others). So, if you like window shopping for things you can't afford, good purchase, or if you just know that it won't be long until you win the lottery (because you've been practicing guessing lotto numbers), or that you're going to marry rich (because you've been hanging out in front of a country club looking single), or because you think they are going to pay the ransom for your hostages, this is definitely the catalogue for you! I hope you vote for my review and I promise to honk at you when I see you on the road and you to me! Then we'll know we each used the same info when shopping...just don't use my same lotto numbers or hostages...or my wife!

Sam Kochel
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2010 Ford Fusion SEL 2.5L 4-cylinder

At 99,800 miles, my car started feeling like it was slipping gears in the transmission. I had a 100,000 mile warranty and had to get it in to get everything covered by warranty. Long story short, they said the MAF was dirty and they cleaned it. Great, the problem went away. At 103,000 miles, the problem was back. Bought some MAF cleaner spray, cleaned it, and put it back in. It lasted until 104,500 miles. Simply put, the original MAF was bad. I checked to be sure the air filter was clean, replaced that as well to be sure.

After reading and seeing reviews the numbers were scraped off, I was a little hesitant. However, local auto parts stores had an MAF for $125-$200. Amazon had this for same day delivery. I order it and arrives about 7:30PM (typical delivery time for my house on same day). Next morning, I install it and the car has been running like new.

Hints/Tips for the DIYer
1. Before removing the old MAF, check to be sure which way Flow arrow points.
2. Spend an extra minute to make sure you don't drop one of the screws. Took me 15 minutes to find and fish out the dropped screw.

Total install time without the lost screw: 2 minutes.
Skill level required: Can you plug in a toaster? Can you remove and screw in 2 screws?
Cost quote at Ford Service: $427.76 (Parts plus labor)
Total cost DIY: $53+tax
3169528
I tried being good by helping the local economy and going to the local auto parts store to get a thermostat for my 1967 Datsun Roadster. The girl behind the parts counter made a very short effort to look it up and came up with nothing.  She said "Bring the old one in and we will match it up." Well, I did not feel like making another trip into town so I let my fingers do the walking and found what I needed on Amazon. Again, two days later I had my thermostat. I have to say I am spoiled by online shopping plus the prices are always better.
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I have a 98 Ford Explorer XLT 4.0 SOHC, which I have named Dora the Explorer haha. I went through a transmission at 250,000, and wore down a rod at 264,000, but I replaced everything on the truck once I replaced the transmission and the engine. It's a great vehicle, very reliable, very easy to fix, most of it takes 10,12,13, or 15mm socket wrenches, and I would rather fix this vehicle up then buy any other used vehicle (except maybe a 98 Toyota Supra). It's my first vehicle, and I have a decked out PT Cruiser, with flames and bodywork, and I'm actually going to put a vinyl on this old Ford, since everything on it is brandnew, even the bumpers and grill, everything swapped out. I'm hoping to get this to over 500,000 or maybe a million. Wish me luck, and no, this truck has never been Found On Road Dead...EVER!
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I admit I was very disappointed to find the Moog name on a part made in China.  That said it was clearly better built than the assembly that a shop put in last year (that failed in 14 months); probably a no-name store brand part, also made in China per the stamp on it.  I hope Moog is enforcing higher standards, though I'd much rather have Moog parts from the US or at least North America, where their excellent reputation was earned, lest that reputation fade as with so many other manufacturers who have offshored production to China...
3190553
My warranty likes that I use OEM supplies.  If I drove around looking for this ..well let's just say the hassle factor is way low to shop on Amazon if you know the product already.  Trying out new products can be difficult having to ship back for various reasons but if you know what it is...great.
2726916
No engine parts available. Have even contacted Warrior Tools America, no help. Stay away as Amazon sells junk  and doesn't bother them...My personal Opinion
1330005
A convenient way to get hard to find parts.  I have two Fiat Abaths and these are not something you can go into your local Walmart and pick up.  It is the original OEM part recommended by the manufacture.
3689078
Support is poor.  They need a receipt before helping you with buying a part.  This means if you lose a part and can't find your old receipt, your Balt furniture may very well be worthless.
4787991
Hi,
Everything about the process was great  BUT  the book dealt mainly with American cars and not so many of the cars that we deal with, maybe a better list of cars would be useful to buyers in the uk.  Thanks
87608
There must be a better way to buy these parts. The cross referencing available on the web gets the parts muddled up. There appears to be six or so machines innards marketed by 30 brands/models.

We bought our machine at a yard sale, where that homeowner could not find this essential part. This one would have to be drilled out in order to work properly. The cost of return is almost what I paid, so it's a loss.

Service by this seller was excellent, and not his fault that -- what I personally thought would work, simply did not.
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We have learnt a costly lesson.  We now know not to buy electrical goods from USA and Canada as the the electrical system is different to Australia.  It will cost about $500 to $600 to adapt to our system.  It would have been nice to be informed of this when ordering.  As we  are not prepared to add this cost to our crepe maker, in the garbage it will have to go