OEM Ford Explorer Radiator Drain Plug

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The Ford Explorer Radiator Drain Plug allows for quick draining of coolant lines during normal service to prevent making a mess, but seals tight the rest of the time to keep it from leaking. The Radiator Drain Plug is located at the bottom point of the radiator. It is made of plastic or brass and retains durable qualities. Further, it has a simple twist opening which permits cooled liquid to exit in a controlled stream making maintenance easy for the driver. A cracked Radiator Drain Plug can drip coolant and cause overheating if not fixed. Efficient sealing helps ensure the long-term integrity of the Ford cooling system. Because of this, the Explorer is able to stay within its ideal temperature range while towing or driving in the city. In addition to the plug, the Ford early Explorer variants were made possible on top of Ranger-based underpinnings, optional 4WD that grips loose terrain, generous interior space for five, and XLS, XLT, and Eddie Bauer that let families match features to budgets. The Explorer's high-speed confidence comes courtesy of its strong disc brakes, stiff but forgiving suspension, and many powertrains. It is equally at home on dirt roads. Ford engineers had ensured that the steering is a pretty spot-on for a reasonably balanced feel. Also, safety technology is pretty advanced generation after generation to protect occupants. You will need to perform the following tasks to install a Radiator Drain Plug, cool the engine, remove the old one, thread a new one snugly, and refill with coolant.