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Conversion Van
Owners Manual
3 Years/36,000
Miles
Limited Warranty To Original Retail Buyer
Explorer Van Company, Inc.
P.O. Box 4527
Warsaw IN 46581-4527
574-267-7666
www.explorervan.com
Printed in USA
All rights reserved
Important
To ensure proper warranty
please fill out customer
warranty card.
To order Parts call
800-926-7685
Service Dept.
800-926-7878
If your van is covered
under warranty, please
contact your dealer.
CUSTOMER QUESTIONNAIRE
Completely
Satisfied
(Please check the appropriate box)
Very
Somewhat
Satisfied Satisfied Dissatisfied Comments
Overall Exterior
Overall
Interior Appearance
Quality of
Workmanship
Quality of
Materials
Seating
Audio System
Interior Lighting
Overall Satisfaction
Please Note: For Warranty to be valid, the card below must be
filled out completely and mail to Explorer Van Company.
CUSTOMER WARRANTY REGISTRATION
Name____________________________________Date Purchased___/____/______
Address______________________________________Phone ____-____-_______
City_____________________________State_________Zip Code______________
Vehicle Make____________________________Model_______________________
Model Year____________I.D. No.(Must Be Completed)_______________________
Product Application: Pleasure________Business________Other________________
I have read the Warranty and the Arbitration Provisions, which I agree are the exclusive
and binding procedures for resolving any claims relating to my conversion vehicle,
under the warranty or otherwise.
Signature___________________________________________________________
Dealer Purchased From: Name___________________________________________
City_______________________________State________Zip Code_____________
Comments:_________________________________________________________
Please print or type and return this card to Explorer Van Company to validate warranty.
I have read the warranty supplied by the Explorer Van Company and agreed to the terms and conditions as stated therein.
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P.O. Box 4527
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Congratulations ........................................................................................ 1
Introduction ............................................................................................... 2
Warranties
Limited Warranty ................................................................................. 3-8
How the Items in Your Conversion Van Operate
Connect With Us .................................................................................. 9
Interior Conversion Fuse Box .............................................................. 10
Overhead Console .................................................................................. 11
Driving Lights ........................................................................................ 11
TV Listening ........................................................................................... 12
Low Top Monitor / DVD Combo ..........................................................13
TV in the High Top Van ........................................................................14
Indirect Lighting .....................................................................................14
Pleated Shades .........................................................................................15
Leather Seating .......................................................................................15
Six-Way Power Front Seats ................................................................... 16
Armrests ...................................................................................................17
Reclining Seat Backs ..............................................................................18
Headrest ....................................................................................................18
Quick Release Seat Pedestal ..................................................................19
Upper and Lower Child Restraint System ..........................................20
Rear Storage Compartment ................................................................. 21
Sofa Center Fold Down Section ...........................................................21
Power Sofa ...............................................................................................22
Wheels ......................................................................................................23
Lug Nut Tightening ................................................................................23
Alloy Wheels ...........................................................................................24
Running Board Capacity ........................................................................24
End Matter
Part Descriptions .............................................................................. 25-52
Maintenance Record ........................................................................ 53-54
Notes ................................................................................................... 55-56
Congratulations!
You have just purchased the finest quality van on the market. This
owners manual is designed to ensure that you enjoy your Explorer
van as much and as long as possible, and that you protect your
investment through proper care. Before driving your van for the
first time, take a moment now to read through this owners manual
while seated in the van. The time spent familiarizing yourself with
its features and operation will greatly enhance your personal safety
and enjoyment. Take good care of your Explorer van and it will
provide years of service. We have provided a page in the back of
this manual for you to record regular maintenance performed
on the van.
We at Explorer Van Co. appreciate your patronage, and we wish
you years of enjoyment.
In addition to this owners manual, you will find a “Care
Package” with your van.
This “Care Package” also contains extra buttons, striping, fuses,
component manuals, and a lug nut adapter.
Special Note
Explorer Van Company makes every effort to provide you, our
customer, with the finest product and service possible. Wood parts
in Explorer van conversions are hand-crafted in our own plant.
Slight color variations can be expected due to natural aging of
wood over a period of weeks and months. Replacement parts are
also hand-crafted in our plant of the same type and grade of wood
used for the parts when it was delivered to you. However, no tree
is identical. You may notice a slight color variation in replacement
parts, and, of course, replacement will also go through an aging
process as well.
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Introduction
All information and specifications in this owner’s manual are
current at the time of printing. However, due to Explorer Vans
continued commitment to product development, we reserve the
right to make changes at any time without notice or obligation.
If you have any questions about your van after reading through
this manual, please contact the dealer from whom you purchased
the van. Should you still have questions, you may call the Explorer
Van Customer Service Department at 1-800-926-7878.
This owners manual explains the
equipment available on Explorer
conversion vans—some items contained in
this manual are optional and may not be
installed in your vehicle.
A NOTE TO OWNERS OF EXPLORER VANS ABOUT TV
RECEPTION...
TV SIGNALS WILL NOT BE RECEIVED WHILE THE
VAN IS IN MOTION
This monitor is basically used for DVD, Blu Ray or
Video Games.
TV reception while you are parked may be enjoyed depending on
location of the broadcasting station, assuming ideal conditions.
The Low Top Flip Down monitor is basically for DVD, Blu Ray or
Video Games.
There is no TV antenna on the market that can eliminate the
blockage of the signals while a vehicle is in motion!
Happy Traveling!
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Limited Warranty:
Van Conversions
Important
To be eligible for service under the Explorer Limited Warranty
You must complete and return the Customer Warranty Registration card
within sixty (60) days of your purchase.
To order Parts call
800-926-7685
Service Dept.
800-926-7878
If your van is covered under warranty, please contact your dealer.
I. Warrantor
This warranty is granted by the Explorer Van Company (“Explorer”), P.O. Box
4527, Warsaw, Indiana 46581-4527.
II. THE WARRANTY
Explorer warrants that, subject to the exclusions and other limitations set forth
below, all parts and components installed by Explorer as part of its conversion
package to an automotive van or light truck chassis will be free from defects in
materials used and workmanship rendered for a period of thirty-six (36) months
from date of initial sale to you or thirty-six thousand (36,000) miles, whichever
comes first.
III. CONDITIONS TO WARRANTY COVERAGE
Warranty Registration. You will not be entitled to the benefits of Explorer’s
warranty unless you complete and return the Customer Warranty Registration
card to Explorer within sixty (60) days of the date of your purchase of your
Explorer Van. Notification of Defect or Damage. You will not be covered for
any particular defect or damage unless you notify Explorer or your selling
dealer within thirty (30) days after the defect or damage is or should have been
discovered by you.
IV. WHO IS COVERED
Consumers Only. This warranty is provided to you only if you use the Explorer
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Van solely for personal, family or household purposes. If you use the Explorer
Van for commercial or business purposes, no warranty is provided.
Original Buyer Only. The warranty is provided to you only if you are the
original retail buyer and it is not transferable. If you purchased your Explorer
Van from the original retail buyer or another subsequent owner, your Explorer
Van is not covered by this warranty.
V. WHAT IS COVERED
This warranty covers the seats, interior lights, trim, windows and all other
components and parts that have been installed by Explorer. If you elected to
purchase upgraded wheels, those wheels are installed by Explorer, and are
covered by this warranty.
VI. WHAT IS NOT COVERED
Parts Supplied by Chassis Manufacturer. Explorer provides and sells
conversion packages to dealers. Your dealer purchased the chassis itself from
the manufacturer of the chassis. This warranty does not cover any components
or other parts supplied by the manufacturer of the chassis. For example, the
engine and all of its components, the frame, the steering mechanism, axles,
brakes, heater, transmission, air conditioner, suspension, drive trains, wheels
(other than upgraded wheels supplied by Explorer), tires and batteries are not
covered by this warranty. You should contact the manufacturer of the chassis
or your dealer if you discover a defect in any components or parts supplied by
the manufacturer of the chassis.
New Parts and Equipment. Parts or other equipment installed after your
Explorer Van leaves the control of Explorer are not covered by this warranty.
Any defects or damages caused by such parts and equipment are also not
covered by this warranty.
Alterations. This warranty does not cover any defects or damages caused by
any alterations or modifications of your Explorer Van, including modifications
of components and parts supplied by Explorer after the Explorer Van leaves the
control of Explorer.
Handicap Accessible Vans. Explorer does not produce handicap accessible
vans. If lifts or other parts and equipment have been in stalled on an Explorer
Van to make it handicap accessible, the lifts and other parts and equipment are
not covered by this warranty. Furthermore, if the addition of the lifts, parts,
equipment or other alterations cause defects or damages to the components
installed by Explorer, this warranty does not cover any such defects or damages
and Explorer will not be responsible for them under this warranty.
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Damage Caused by Accidents, Misuse or Other Events. Defects or damages
resulting from collisions, fires, theft, vandalism, or weather conditions
(including hail, floods, windstorms, and lightening) are not covered by this
warranty. Defects or damages otherwise caused by you, any third parties or the
forces of nature are also not covered.
Damage Due to Environmental Conditions. Defects and damages caused
by airborne fallout, dust, salt, chemicals, tree sap, stones, insects, and the
application of chemicals or sealants are not covered by this warranty.
VII. SPECIAL LIMITATIONS ON COVERAGE.
Wood Parts and Components. Although wood products installed by Explorer
are covered by this warranty, color variations which occur in natural wood
products or color variations due to the natural aging process of wood over time
are not defects or damages covered by this warranty.
Finish. This warranty does not cover any defects in or caused by the original
factory finish applied by the chassis manufacturer.
Maintenance. To the extent any of the components and parts supplied by
Explorer require regular maintenance, you must provide that maintenance at
your expense. Any defects or damages caused by a failure to provide regular
maintenance is not covered by this warranty.
VIII. WHAT WILL EXPLORER DO.
If, at any time during the applicable warranty period, any Explorer provided
components or parts of your Explorer Van malfunction or fail due to a
manufacturing defect or defect in workmanship, Explorer will, at its option,
repair, replace, or adjust the defective component or part or refund the cost of
a defective component. If Explorer elects to replace a defective component
or part, it may not be able to obtain an identical component or part to use as a
replacement. In such an event, it will use a reasonably equivalent component
or part as the replacement. Explorer and your dealer are entitled to a reasonable
time and a reasonable number of attempts to diagnose and repair any defect
covered by this warranty. The remedy and Explorer’s liability set forth in this
Part VIII for breach of Explorer’s Limited Warranty is the exclusive and sole
remedy and the limit of Explorer’s liability for any breach of warranty.
IX. HOW TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE.
If you discover any defect or damage covered by this warranty, you should
promptly notify your dealer or send a notice to Explorer at the address in Part I.
The notice must be provided within thirty (30) days after a defect is or should
have been discovered. After notification, Explorer or your dealer will direct you
to either return the defective part or the Explorer Van to your dealer, Explorer or
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another authorized Explorer service center. If Explorer determines that repair or
replacement by your dealer or another service center is impractical, you will be
required to return the defective part or vehicle to the Explorer factory. All costs
incurred by you for returning the Explorer Van to and from your dealer, another
Explorer service center or the Explorer factory will be your responsibility.
X. RIGHTS UNDER STATE LAW.
Other Legal Rights. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may
also have other rights which vary from state to state. For example, in addition
to the limited warranty provided by Explorer, you may also have an implied
warranty that arises under applicable law. Specifically, you may have an implied
warranty of merchantability and/or implied warranty of fitness for a particular
purpose.
Limit on Length of Implied Warranty. The implied warranties available to
you are limited, to the extent allowed by law, to the time period covered by the
Explorer Limited Warranty or to the applicable time period provided by state
law, whichever period is shorter. Some states do not allow limitations on how
long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you.
Business or Commercial Purposes.
THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES WILL NOT APPLY TO YOU AT ALL
IF YOU USE YOUR VEHICLE FOR BUSINESS OR COMMERCIAL
PURPOSES. IN SUCH CIRCUMSTANCES, EXPLORER DISCLAIMS ANY
AND ALL EXPRESS WARRANTIES AND ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES,
INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY AND
THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
XI. LIMITATIONS ON REMEDIES FOR ALL CLAIMS
Incidental and Consequential Damages. In no event will Explorer be
responsible for any time or income that you lose, any inconvenience you
might be caused, the loss of your transportation or use of your vehicle, cost of
rental vehicles, fuels, telephone, travel, meals or lodging, the loss of personal
or commercial property, the loss of revenue, or any other incidental on
consequential damages you may have.
Punitive Damages. Punitive, exemplary, or multiple damages may not be
recovered unless applicable law prohibits their disclaimer.
Breach of Implied Warranties. If you are entitled to the benefit of any implied
warranties, your remedy and Explorer’s liability will be as set forth in Part VIII
for a breach of the Explorer Limited Warranty.
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Class Actions. You may not bring any warranty related or other claims against
Explorer as a class representative, a private attorney general, a member of a
class of claimants or in any other representative capacity.
Arbitration. A warranty related or other claim against Explorer must be
arbitrated in accordance with Part XIV and not brought in any civil court.
All Types of Claims. The limitations set forth in this Section apply to claims
for breach of Explorer’s warranty, other breach of warranty claims, claims for
negligence and to other claims against Explorer based on any other theory.
Effect of State Law. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of
incidental or consequential damages, so the limitations or exclusions related to
such damages set forth in this Part XI may not apply to you.
XII. PRODUCTION CHANGES
Explorer reserves the right to make changes in the conversion vans its
manufactures or sells at any time. Explorer has no obligation to make the same
or similar changes to any van conversion it previously manufactured or sold, and
Explorer has no obligation to conform any Explorer Van to the features shown in
any Explorer brochure or advertisement.
XIII. REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS TO THE UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
If you believe that your vehicle has a safety defect, you should inform the
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in addition to
notifying Explorer. If NHTSA receives similar complaints, it may open an
investigation, and if it finds that a safety defect exist in a group of vehicles,
it may order a recall or remedy campaign. However, NHTSA cannot become
involved in individual problems between you, your dealer, or Explorer. To
contact NHTSA, you may either call the Auto Safety Hot-line toll free at 1-800424-9393 (Washington, D.C. residents may call 366-0123) or write to NHTSA,
U.S. Department of Transportation, 400 Seventy Street, Washington D.C. 20590.
You can obtain other information about motor vehicle safety from the hot line.
XIV. ARBITRATION
If Explorer is unable to resolve your warranty claim or you have any other claim
against Explorer or your dealer that relates to your Explorer Van conversion, you
must submit your claim to binding arbitration under the federal Arbitration Act,
9 U.S.C. § 1-14. Arbitration will be administrated by the American Arbitration
Association (AAA), pursuant to its Commercial Arbitration Rules, unless and
until EXPLORER designates a different administrator, in which event a notice
will be mailed to your last known address. To initiate an arbitration proceeding,
you must notify EXPLORER of your intent to arbitrate and binding arbitration
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proceedings will be held after you have paid $125 to the American Arbitration
Association to be applied to the initial filing fee. If your claim is less than
$10,000, EXPLORER will pay the balance of the initial filing fee and any final
fee payable to AAA and the arbitrator shall not award damages in excess of
$10,000. If your claim exceeds $10,000 or is not specified, you must pay one
half of the fees and costs payable to AAA in excess of $125. You, the dealer,
and EXPLORER will each pay their own costs and expenses in connection with
the arbitration hearing. The claim will be heard by a single arbitrator, and will
be held thirty (30) days after the claim is filed, unless all parties agree to a later
date. The arbitrator shall be selected from a panel named by AAA, pursuant to
its rules. Unless required by law, the arbitrator shall award only actual damages
for financial loss, and shall not award damages for personal injury or mental
anguish, or other intangible claims. Statutes of limitation, which would apply to
a court proceeding for your claim, will apply to commencement of arbitration
proceedings. If you file a claim in court, you will be required to pay all fees,
cost and expenses, including Explorer’s attorneys’ fees, for dismissal or referral
to arbitration. This Agreement will apply to you, your heirs, and assigns, and
anyone who purchases or leases your Explorer Van from you or operates or
occupies it with your permission or without objection by you. Nothing in this
Agreement enlarges your rights or gives you any rights or claims you would
not otherwise have. FOR INFORMATION ABOUT HOW TO FILE A CLAIM
OR ABOUT THE ARBITRATION PROGRAM, CALL EXPLORER AT (574)
267-7666, OR THE AMERICAN ARBITRATION ASSOCIATION AT (800)
778-7879.
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Interior Conversion Fuse Box
Your van is equipped with an interior conversion fuse box.
It contains fuses of various sizes, each designed to protect
electronically - powered accessories in the van. They will require
replacement should a fault occur within the vans electrical system.
GM - 3 Door
Overhead Console
15 amp
Rear TV
7.5 amp
Driver
Heated Seat
10 amp
Reading Lights
Inverter Trigger
15 amp
Ford
Explorer Installed
Mirror
3 amp
TV, ACC Power
Points
10 amp
Passenger
Heated Seat
10 amp
Sunroof
10 amp
GM - 4 Door
Fog Lights
15 amp
Blu-Ray, Subwoofer,
Constant Power
Points, Flip-Down TV
Power, Rear Radio
Memory
5 amp
Sofa Switch
7.5 amp
Sunroof
10 amp
Sofa Breaker is located behind the fuse box breaker
and is self resetting.
To replace one of these fuses, simply pull the protruding plastic
tab directly towards you and replace the burnt fuse with one of the
same size. For a wiring schematic, call 1-800-926-7878.
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Overhead Console
Sunroof Control
The front overhead console in
your van will be equipped with a
unique arrangement of switches.
This arrangement is determined
by the options installed in your
van. These switches operate items
such as indirect lights, cabinet
lights, fog lights and the sunroof.
Rear Air/Heat Fan Switch
Below the console switches you will find the Rear Air/Heat
Master Switch. This switch mush be on AUX for the rear switch to
operate. If it is not, only the front switch will operate the unit.
NOTE: The Sunroof switch is a TOUCH SWITCH.
DO NOT HOLD THE BUTTON!
To Open:
On the first touch the Sunroof will pop up. The sunroof will slide
open on the second touch.
To Close:
The first touch will slide the sunroof forward. Touch the button
again and the sunroof will recess back into the frame.
The sunroof will automatically close when the key is turned off.
Driving Lights
Some vans are equipped with optional driving lights, wired into a
switch in the overhead console. Note that the laws on
the use of driving lights vary from state to state.
Check the applicable laws in your state.
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TV Listening
(located in ceiling)
If your van is equipped with a TV Sound system, you have two
ways to listen. You can listen through the speakers or through the
cordless headphones, which are on at all times. This switch turns
the overhead speakers on and off. Refer to the manuals included
with your van for more information on these
optional accessories.
Center Console
Low Top
HiTop
Blu-Ray player.
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The ignition switch must be in the “on” position before using
any of these components. Please note the TV signal will not be
received while vehicle is in motion. Vehicle motion and variations
in electric current may cause the picture to “roll” or produce a
“snowy” effect on the picture. For this reason you may want to
consider a DVD, Blu Ray or Satellite System to provide more
satisfying TV entertainment.
Note: The TV Monitor must be set to operate the DVD on HDMI1
or Satellite System on A/V mode. To operate an optional game
setup, the TV Monitor must be set to HDMI2 on TV. Refer to the
manuals included with your van for more information on these
optional accessories.
Low Top Monitor/
DVD Combo
Low top vans (that is, vans that are not equipped with an optional
high top) can still be equipped with an LCD screen Flip Down
Monitor with built-in DVD or Blu Ray player. In such cases,
the necessary monitor connections are made between the plate
mounted on the back wall behind the fuse block. Explorer
uses various manufacturers of LCD Monitors. Sizes may also
vary. Please refer to your Monitor owners manual for operating
instructions.
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TV in the High Top Van
Please refer to the operating instructions supplied in your “Care
Package” for the particular electronic component installed in your
van.
Indirect Lighting
Indirect lighting supplies soft, moderate lighting throughout the
vans interior. The lights are located in valances, window sills, and
optional ceiling slats controlled by a switch in
the overhead console.
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Pleated Shades
Optional pleated shades are installed on some vans. These are
adjusted by sliding the shade up or down as desired.
Move this bottom bar
up or down as desired.
If the rear cargo doors have shades, you should keep these in
the fully open position when the vehicle is in motion.
Leather Seating
The optional leather seating installed in Explorer Vans requires
additional care and cleaning. To clean, wipe seat surface with a
piece of cheese cloth dampened with lukewarm water and a mild
soap (such as Castile or Ivory). Thoroughly rinse the leather with
another cloth dampened with clean lukewarm water, and then
dry with a soft, dry cloth. Do this often as leather becomes soiled.
Applying oil to the finished surface will harm the leather,
neither should you use varnish or furniture polish.
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Six-Way Power & Power
Recline Front Seats
Optional six-way power and or power recline seats are available on
Explorer Vans. They are controlled by the switches located on the
lower outside section of the seat. The operation of the each switch
is described in the diagram below.
Outsides of seat.
The center knob moves the entire seat up, down, forward, and back.
Move the knob in the direction you want to move the seat.
This knob will not affect the seat tilt in any direction.
Power Recline Switch
Press and hold either
direction until seat is reclined
in desired position.
(located on front seats only)
Pull this switch up
to tilt the front of
the seat up. Push
this switch down
to tilt the front of
the seat down.
Pull this switch up
to tilt the back of
the seat up. Push
this switch down
to tilt the back of
the seat down.
Familiarize yourself with these controls, so that you can operate
seat safely while the vehicle is in motion.
If your seat does not move in response to the seat controls above, it is likely that
a fuse needs to be checked—see the diagram on page 10.
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Armrests
Armrests provide additional comfort while you are seated in your
van. Move them as shown in the diagram below.
The armrests are
moved by simply
grasping them at
the front and moving
them up or down.
Power Lumbar Option
Located on armrest. Push
button to desired comfort.
Heated Seat Option
Located on armrest. Turn
switch on to warm seats.
Options available for front seats only, driver or passenger.
Do not place excessive weight on the armrest,
this will cause damage.
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Reclining Seat Backs
All vans are equipped with reclining seats. The following diagram
illustrates how they are operated.
Optional Heated
Seat Switch
(Some models
have switch
on outside of
armrest)
The seat will
recline when the
lever at the base of
the seat cushion is
pulled up.
The driver’s seat should be adjusted before the vehicle
is in motion.
Headrest
The headrests are adjusted
by moving the latch (illustrated
below), grasping the headrest,
and moving it to the desired
position.
The driver’s headrest should
not be adjusted while the
vehicle is in motion.
Move lever
before
moving the
headrest
up or down.
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Quick Release Seat Pedestal
Seats are equipped with quick release pedestals. To remove the
seat, simply push down on tab, pull up on lever and slide around
until seat pedestal releases. (Shown in illustration below.)
To reinstall align seat on pedestal, push down, pull lever
back until lock position.
Note: Swivel seats must be in forward position
when van is in motion, for proper seatbelt operation.
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Upper and Lower Child
Restraint System
Your van has a child restraint anchorage system to insure the
proper safety of your child. Your middle seats have upper
anchorages between the seat bottom and back.
Rear anchor for child restraint system located behind sofa.
Your lower seat anchorage is at the back of the pedestal plate.
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Rear Storage Compartment
Located in the rear of the van on the passenger side, rear
compartment contains the vehicle jack (please refer to chassis
owners manual for complete instructions).
Note: On Ford models the vehicle
jack is located under the sofa.
Sofa Center Fold Down Section
Some rear sofas are designed so that the center section of the
back folds down.
Grasp the top of
center section and fold
down.
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Power Sofa
This sofa moves from upright position to a fold down position
and back by operating the switches located on the passenger rear
sidewall behind the sofa.
Controls to operate
sofa position up or
down and fore and
aft if equipped.
Note: While van is in motion, the sofa should be in full upright
position. The sofa must not be in fold down position.
The back of the center section forms a tray like area.
The sofa may also have optional headrest and armrest.
This power sofa should only be operated by an adult.
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Wheels
SERVICE BULLETIN
Customers purchasing an Explorer Van equipped with cast alloy
wheels must be made aware of the lug nut tightening procedure
necessary in the immediate break-in period of the van.
Lug nuts need to be checked and tightened often the first one
hundred (100) miles and once again after an additional two
hundred fifty (250) miles. Lug nuts should then be checked every
one thousand to fifteen hundred (1,000-1,500) miles.
If the wheels are ever removed for service or tire rotation, the
initial lug nut tightening procedure must be gone through again.
Failure to follow proper lug nut tightening procedures could result
in wheel stud failure and possible loss of the wheel.
Lug nut adapter provided in
Care Package.
Optional Upgrade Tires
The buyer understands that the original tire manufacturer provides
a warranty for any implied defects.
Please note that it is normal for the front wheels to accumulate
more dust than the rear wheels. This dust is the normal result of
wear on the front disc brake pads. Be sure to follow the cleaning
directions on page 24.
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Note on Alloy Wheels
If your van is equipped with alloy wheels that have a special
coating, clean these wheels only with a soft cloth and warm soapy
water—never use a wire brush or other objects that might
remove the protective coating on the wheel.
Never use any cleaners.
THE CARE & MAINTENANCE OF
PVD COATED WHEELS
PDV (Physical Vapor Deposition) coated aluminum wheels are not
the same as chrome plated wheels and clean up easily with the use
of soap and water.
Explorer recommends the use of mild soap (or “car wash” soap)
and water with a soft sponge for cleaning on a regular basis. Dry
with a soft cloth.
AVOID spraying cold water on extremely hot wheels. Always
allow wheels to cool before cleaning.
DO NOT USE abrasive wheel cleaners or acid based chrome
wheel cleaners intended for use on chrome plated wheels.
DO NOT USE steel wool or stiff bristle brushes on the finish.
If a scratch does appear, we recommend the use of Meguiar’s
Scratch X 2.0 for the removal of mild scratches. Follow
manufacturer’s instruction on product bottle.
Running Board Capacity
The running board capacity for high top and
low top vans is 300 lbs.
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Driver Front Door
Key #
1
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3
4
5
6
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Part Description
Upper Leather Trim - 09 Style
Factory Door Panel
Driver Front Door Wood Trim
Leather Door Panel
Tweeter Speaker
Driver Door Pod
Door Speaker - Factory
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Passenger Front Door
Key #
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Part Description
Tweeter Speaker
Pass Door Pod
Door Speaker - Factory
Upper Leather Trim - 09 Style
Factory Door Panel
Pass Front Door Wood Trim
Leather Door Panel
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Driver Side 60 Cargo Door
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Part Description
Factory Door Panel
Door Shade - DR60
Black Cup Insert
Door Shroud - DR60-09 Style
Door Pull
Door Handle Bezel
Leather Door Panel - 09 Style
Accent Trim - DR60 - 09 Style
Door Pocket - DR60
Page 27
3
4
1
2
5
6
7
Driver Side 40 Cargo Door
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Part Description
Door Pull
Leather Door Panel - 09 Style
Factory Door Panel
Door Shade - DR40
Door Shroud - DR40 - 09 Style
Accent Trim - DR40 - 09 Style
Door Pocket - DR40
Page 28
5
6
1
2
7
3
8
9
4
Pass Side 60 Cargo Door
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Part Description
Door Pull
Door Handle Bezel
Leather Door Panel - 09 Style
Door Shroud - P60 - 09 Style
Factory Door Panel
Door Shade - P60
Black Cup Insert
Accent Trim - 09 Style
Door Pocket P60
Page 29
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Pass Side 40 Cargo Door
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Part Description
Factory Door Panel
Door Shade - P40
Door Pull
Door Shroud - P40 - 09 Style
Leather Door Panel - 09 Style
Accent Trim - P40
Door Pocket - P40
Page 30
1
2
3
Driver Rear Cargo Door
Key #
1
2
3
Part Description
Factory Door Panel
Door Shade -DRC
Leather Door Panel
Page 31
1
2
3
4
5
Passenger Rear Cargo Door
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
Part Description
Factory Door Panel
Door Shade - PRC
Cargo Door Handle Bezel
Leather Door Panel
Lower Door Carpet
Page 32
1
2
Dash
Key #
1
2
3
Part Description
Leather Steering Wheel
Dash - Factory
Drink Tray - Factory
Page 33
3
Ford Dash
GM Dash
1
5
2
6
3
4
7
Center Ice Chest &
Entertainment Console
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Part Description
110 Game Outlet
HDMI Input
TV Speaker Switch
Cooler Lid/Cup Holders
Blu-Ray Player (HiTop Only)
Rear Air/Heat Control
Air Vent
Page 34
1
2
3
Driver Side Wall 3 Door - GM
(without driver side cargo doors)
Key #
1
2
3
Part Description
Driver Window Ledge
Driver Ledge Trim - 3 Door
Fuse Box
Page 35
2
1
4
3
5
Passenger Side Wall 3 Door - GM
(with T-Slider window installation)
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
Part Description
Passenger Ledge Cup Holder / Accent Trim - 3 Door
Passenger Ledge Storage - 3 Door
6 x 9 Delco Speaker
Passenger Window Ledge - 3 Door
Passenger Ledge Trim - 3 Door
Page 36
4
5
3
2
1
6
7
Driver Side Wall
Ford w/ Factory Glass
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Part Description
Driver Window Shroud (2 pcs)
Driver Shade
Window Shroud Trim (Arrow)
Rear Air Shroud
Sofa Shoulder Harness Seat Belt
Driver Side Wall
Window Ledge Cup holder / Accent Trim
Page 37
6
7
1
2
3
8
4
9
5
10
Passenger Side Wall
Ford w/ Factory Glass
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Part Description
Window Valence Trim / Indirect Light
Passenger Window Shade
Passenger Window Ledge Cup Holder / Accent Trim
Radio Speaker - Factory
Passenger Side Wall
Passenger Window Valence
Sofa Switches
Passenger Window Shroud
Passenger Sofa Seat Belt
12 Volt Power Outlet
Page 38
1
2
3
6
4
7
5
8
9
Driver Side Wall 4 Door - GM
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Part Description
DR Shade
DR Side Window Shroud
Shoulder Harness Seat Belt
Window Ledge Accent/Cup Holder
Rear Air Shroud
Shroud Accent Trim (Arrow)
Indirect Light Dimmer Switch
USB Charging Port
Driver Side Wall
Page 39
1
5
2
3
6
7
Passenger Side Wall 4 Door - GM
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Part Description
Passenger Window Shade
Shroud Accent Trim (Arrow)
Pass Window Shroud - 4 Door
Power Sofa Control
Pass Side Wall
Window Ledge Accent/Cup Holder
12 Volt Outlet
Rear Storage Door
Page 40
4
8
1
2
3
Low Top Ceiling - Rear To Front
Key #
1
2
3
Part Description
Reading Light - 09 Style
15” LCD Flip - Down Monitor with Built-in DVD
Air Vent
Page 41
2
1
3
Low-Top Ceiling - Front To Rear
Key #
1
2
3
Part Description
Speakers - TV
High Intensity Ceiling Light Panel
Speakers - Front Radio
Page 42
3
1
2
4
Hi-Top Interior Ceiling - Rear To Front
Key #
1
2
3
4
Part Description
Wing Storage Doors
Cordless Headphone Eye
Reading Lights
TV Speakers
Page 43
1
3
2
4
5
6
Hi-Top Interior Ceiling - Front To Rear
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Part Description
Wing Storage Door
TV Speakers
Power Sunroof
Air Vent
Rear Storage Door
Back-up Sensor Horn
Page 44
1
2
3
4
5
Ceiling Elements
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
Part Description
High Intensity Ceiling Light - 09 Style
Indirect Lighting
Wing Storage Door
Reading Light - 09 Style
TV Speakers
Page 45
2
1
3
4
Rear Sofa Back
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
Part Description
Sofa Back Storage and Net
Rear Sofa Switch
Rear Air/Heat Shroud
Care Package
Rear Storage Compartment
Page 46
5
2
1
3
4
5
6
Window Ledge 4 Door
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
6
Part Description
Cordless Headphone Hook
Accent Trim (Arrow)
Speaker - Factory
USB Charging Port
Passenger Window Ledge Cup Holder Accent Trim
Cup Holder
Page 47
2
1
3
Driver Front Window Ledge 3 Door
Key #
1
2
3
Part Description
Driver Ledge Cup Holder / Accent Trim - 3 DR
Driver Window Ledge
Fuse Box - 3 DR
Page 48
5
3
1
2
4
7
6
9
10
8
Pass & Front Ground Effects 3 or 4 Door
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Part Description
Pass Rear Flare
Pass Body
Pass 40 Door
Pass 60 Door
Pass Running Board
Pass Front Door
Pass Front Flare
Factory Bumper Cap
Full Front Bumper Cover
Front Step Bumper
Page 49
5
3
1
2
4
7
6
8
9
Driver & Rear Ground Effects 4 Door
(with driver side cargo doors)
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Part Description
Dr Front Flare
Dr Front Door
Dr Running Board
Dr Front Cargo Door
Dr Rear Cargo Door
Dr Body
Dr Rear Flare
Ground-Effect Molding Insert
Rear Bumper Cover
Page 50
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Driver & Rear Ground Effects 3 Door
(without driver side cargo doors)
Key #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Part Description
Dr Front Flare
Dr Front Door
Dr Running Board
Dr Body
Black Ground-Effect Molding
Dr Rear Flare
Rear Bumper Cover
Page 51
Pony Boards
Driver Side
Passenger Side
Tail Piece
Page 52
Rear Flare
w/Tail
Piece
Maintenance Record
Record the maintenance performed on your van in space provided
below. This will serve as a permanent record for your later
reference, and will help ensure that you care for van properly.
Please refer to the owners manual provided by the van
manufacturer for the appropriate maintenance intervals.
Make _______________________________________________
Model _______________________________________________
Year _________________________________________________
Engine Size ___________________________________________
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) ______________________
Date
Mileage
Maintenance Performed
Page 53
Date
Mileage
Maintenance Performed
Page 54
Notes
Page 55
Notes
Page 56