OEM Ford Explorer Starter Relay

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Ford Explorer Starter Relay provides high current to the starter motor with the battery, which provides fast and reliable cranking of the engine. By combining family friendly room with rugged truck based toughness, its Ranger founded chassis provides durability, optional 4WD and later AWD systems provide more sure footing on snow covered roads and muddy trails, all-around disc brakes ensure confident braking and various trims such as XLS XLT and Eddie Bauer allow drivers to match style and budget. New generations of the Ford Explorer improve on ride comfort by independent suspension, enhanced infotainment, and efficient powertrains, yet continue to tow a camper or carry sports equipment, and show brand loyalty to versatility, safety, and long term durability through the genuine parts that fit the first time, a feature highly valued by Ford owners. The Explorer Starter Relay is the key link between the ignition switch and starter solenoid within the electrical system, and with a small control current, it closes an internal switch that allows heavy amperage to flow only when cranking, avoiding hot wires and ensuring each Explorer start. When the Starter Relay sticks closed the starter will put a grind on the flywheel, and when it sticks open the engine will not start, so a timely replacement will keep Ford mornings hassle free. To install, disconnect the battery negative cable, change Starter Relay in the fuse box, reconnect, and test.