OEM Ford Explorer Sport Trac Ignition Switch

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The Ford Explorer Sport Trac Ignition Switch fires up the truck's electrical networks and fires the starter so every journey starts off with confident ignite. The Ford Explorer Sport Trac combines SUV comfort with the utility of a pickup, riding on an extended wheelbase that helps smooth out rough roads while leaving the composite bed available for the dirt vehicle or camping gear, while its available 4.0L V6 or later V8 engines pull trailers with ease, using strong torque matched to a responsive automatic transmission. Owners appreciate the way that the cabin of the Ford Explorer Sport Trac offers XLS, XLT and Limited trims, providing youthful drivers with power windows, solid audio systems and optional four wheel drive for weekend adventures, all enclosed in a frame tough enough for forest trails and yet civilized for city garages. Genuine parts keep the Ford Explorer Sport Trac reliable for long years of work and play, and preserve that residual value and everyday confidence. An Ignition Switch in one of these models is located on the steering column, reads the coded key or fob, feeds battery current to part, run and start circuits, and sends signals to the computer to fire fuel and spark so the engine roars to life while radios and lights awaken instantly. A fresh Ignition Switch renews crisp key feel, prevents random stalls and keeps security in communication with the transponder chip. To install the Ignition Switch, disconnect battery, pull column trim to note key position, unplug harness, release retainer, seat and secure new Ignition Switch, reconnect wiring, refit trim, restore battery power and test each position.