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I recently had tires put on my 2002 ford explorer. The shop told me that the rear cross axis bushings needed replaced on both sides. Can anyone tell me a little more about a rear cross axis bushing. I did a search on this site and could not find any info on it. I did a search on google to see...

thanks for the info. The A/C last worked last summer. I'd bet there is a leak. Going to add the dye refrigerant to see if I can find the leak. I edited the gauge pressure readings in the orginal post. Wasn't thinking clearly in the summer heat.

A/C doesn't blow cold at all. I bought the A/C manifold gages from Harbor Frieght and tested the system. The outside temperature was about 90 degrees. The low side gauge read 20 to 55 psi as the compressor cycled on and off. A complete compressor cycle was about 10 seconds. The high side...

I as well am experiencing this issue. Mine is oppisite yours with the coldest vent being the driver side although the cold air isn't extremely cold. Were you able to fix this? Last night I checked the low side pressure and it was fine. The compress kicks on and off as it should. I just don't...

first my problem with my 2002 xplorer. my blower motor fan speed control would only work when on the #4 setting and the air only comes out of the vent. I replaced the blower motor resistor and that has fixes the blower motor fan speeds. Now I'm researching the forum for the fix for the air only...

I changed the rear struts and inspected what I am guessing to be the cross axial ball joint. Nothing seemed to be loose. I took it to the Ford dealership and had them inspect the ball joints. They even showed me how to check them since I wasn't quite sure I was doing it right since I couldn't...

I had a service shop tell me that my rear cross axial ball joints (lower?) were loose. I also need new struts for the rear since one of the struts is shot. With a 4 wheel alignment the quote was $700. I am looking to do it myself and am looking for any information that will help with this task...