Replacement Guide / Ford / Explorer / 2004
Replacement guide
2004 Ford Explorer
Owner-reported component and symptom data for this model year.
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Replacement-related components reported for this vehicle
11 owner reports involving the throttle body
View replacement guide9 owner reports involving the power window regulator
View replacement guide4 owner reports involving the timing chain
View replacement guide3 owner reports involving the starter
View replacement guide3 owner reports involving the fuel pump
View replacement guide3 owner reports involving the wheel bearing
View replacement guide3 owner reports involving the timing belt
View replacement guide2 owner reports involving the hvac blower motor
View replacement guide2 owner reports involving the brake rotor
View replacement guide2 owner reports involving the tie rod
View replacement guide2 owner reports involving the thermostat
View replacement guide1 owner report involving the battery
View replacement guide1 owner report involving the radiator
View replacement guide1 owner report involving the master cylinder
View replacement guide1 owner report involving the ball joint
View replacement guide1 owner report involving the brake lights
View replacement guide1 owner report involving the water pump
View replacement guide1 owner report involving the oxygen sensor
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Starting / charging
- Starter — 3 owner reports
- Battery — 1 owner report
Fuel / engine
- Throttle Body — 11 owner reports
- Timing Chain — 4 owner reports
- Fuel pump — 3 owner reports
- Timing Belt — 3 owner reports
- Oxygen Sensor — 1 owner report
Cooling / HVAC
- HVAC blower motor — 2 owner reports
- Thermostat — 2 owner reports
- Radiator — 1 owner report
- Water Pump — 1 owner report
Brakes
- Brake rotor — 2 owner reports
- Master cylinder — 1 owner report
Steering / suspension
- Wheel bearing — 3 owner reports
- Tie rod — 2 owner reports
- Ball joint — 1 owner report
About this data
Component evidence comes from structured complaint categories and reviewed component mentions in complaint summaries. Owner-situation evidence comes from reviewed symptom language in complaint summaries. Reports are signals, not diagnoses.
How to read the counts
Counts are distinct owner reports involving a canonical component. They are not a failure rate, probability, or share of vehicles sold. A complaint involving a component does not prove that component caused the problem. Parent NHTSA system buckets are not counted as the part itself.