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The central point of the SUV is the Ford Explorer Cylinder Head, which combines the rough manufacturing of the brand with the comfortable everyday performance. The Ford Explorer is applauded with the capacity of its roomy cabin, truck based frame power, smooth ride, as well as the optional smart four wheel drive that enables the family to feel safe wherever they travel or even in case of snowy commute to workplace. The SUV interior offers user-friendly technology and sufficient cargo capacity, whereas the consistency of the running costs with the towing prowess has been maintained through the use of time-tested powertrains. These and many more reasons make the Explorer a reliable companion during study groups, camping outing or in-town outing. To the Ford Explorer Cylinder Head, this cast aluminum component closes each combustion chamber and directs the flow of intake and exhausts and directs coolant and oil so that the engine can continue to breath, cool, and provide smooth power. The Cylinder Head is machined accurately, is made of stout Ford alloy and has tight tolerances, which results in it not warping under extreme heat conditions, thereby saving gaskets and maintaining fuel economy even after long distances. The Cylinder Head is also fitted with sensors and ports that enable the modern emission controls to make the SUV clean and compliant. To install a new Ford Explorer Cylinder Head, one first cleans the deck surfaces, positions a new gasket, then picks up the head on dowels and then carefully fits the bolts step by step until spec, then reassembles valves, manifolds, fluids and timing and carefully starts it first.