Custom Fit 2002 Ford Explorer Accessories

The wires for the brake controller on your 2002 Ford Explorer will be in one of two locations. They may be under the dash on the drivers side of the vehicle left of the steering column or behind the glove box on the passenger side. If your vehicle…

No, there are not. The aftermarket hitches, like the etrailer item #e55KR, all mount below the original location of the factory hitch on your 2005 Ford Explorer XLT. I have attached a picture below to show you what it will look like once installed. I…

There is a Draw Tite hitch available for your 2000 Ford F-150, but the Draw Tite Hitch part #75096 that you referenced is designed to fit Ford Explorers and would not work for you. For your vehicle I would recommend the Draw Tite Hitch part #75740.…

A 1-1/4 inch to 2 inch hitch adapter is not available for towing, those are for accessories like bike racks only. So if you want to tow with the 2003 Mercury Mountaineer you'd need to add a 2 inch hitch. The good news is there is a hitch designed…

Thanks for sending in your picture and a tape measurement of a 1-7/8" dust cap, but we don't have any dust covers with an outer diameter of 1.875". We have a bearing protector that is 1.78" in outer diameter, which is the Fulton…

It looks like the Fulton Grease Cap - 1.786" Outer Diameter - 1-9/16" Tall #F001503 is going to be slightly too small for your needs. The closest replacement grease cap we have to your 1.934" OD size is the Fulton #F001524 which is…

We have one option that may work for you as it is very close to 1.934 inches, but there isn't a cap available with that exact measurement. The cap with the closest diameter to that is the Fulton Grease Cap #F001524. This cap has a 1.943 inch…

For your hub that has a bore of 1.938 you would want the part #F001524 which has an outer diameter of 1.943 inches. This will fit your hub well.

If there is any corrosion built up on the hub, it could be built up corrosion built up on the hub bore making the hole read smaller. Grease caps do not have to be very deep. They only have to go in far enough to fit snug and tight inside the hub…

Basically, all you need to do is install a Hopkins Adapter 4 Pole to 7 Pole #37185 and you would have a fully-functional 7-way on your 2000 Ford Explorer. Check out the video I attached that shows this product being installed on a similar Ford…

So we have a very reliable source for whether a vehicle can be flat towed and I checked with them and for your 2002 Ford Explorer 4WD with a 4.0 V6 you can flat tow it but you have to install the Ford Neutral Tow Kit to allow this. Last we heard was…