Ford Explorer Engine Diagram?
Is there a website where i can find a diagram of a 98 explorer 4L EFI engine. iIlistrated or picture. I mean the entire engine. labled if possible. thank you
look at autozone http://www.autozone.com/
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“Obama touts Ford, Democratic candidates in Chicago visit - Sacramento Bee”
President Barack Obama on Thursday told Democratic campaign donors that U.S. Senate candidate Alexi Giannoulias is running "for all the right reasons."
"He's not doing this to help lobbyists. He's not doing it to help special interests," Obama told a crowd at the Palmer House Hilton who donated between $1,000 and $2,400 to Giannoulias' Senate campaign.
Giannoulias' campaign hoped to raise nearly $1 million from the Obama appearance. The first-term state treasurer trails Republican opponent U.S. Rep. Mark Kirk in fundraising. Giannoulias and Kirk are vying for the U.S. Senate seat once held by Obama in a nationally watched contest.
The fundraising appearance came after Obama on Thursday morning told workers at a Chicago Ford plant that his bailout push helped save an "industry on the brink."
"I put my faith in the American worker," Obama told a throng near the plant's assembly line. "All three automakers are now operating at a profit. That's the first time it's happened in six years."
Obama also announced a $250 million import-export loan guarantee for Ford, which he said will help the company export hundreds of thousands of vehicles.
"We're tired of buying from everybody else," Obama said to loud applause.
Obama spoke to a crowd of about 1,700 at the plant, touting fuel-efficient vehicles and jobs before spending the afternoon raising an estimated $2.5 million in campaign cash from Democratic donors.
Obama opened his 17-minute remarks with a nod toward the elected officials in attendance.
"Got one of the finest mayors in the country, Richard Daley is in the house," the president said. "Our treasurer, and soon-to-be U.S. senator, Alexi Giannoulias, is here."
Obama touched on the historic importance of the Chicago assembly plant, pointing out that Henry Ford built the facility in 1924. "This plant is part of American history," he said. "When World War II was raging, this plant was churning out armored vehicles that helped make victory possible. In the 1990s, workers at this plant built the best-selling car in America five years in a row."
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