9.2
really awful- Typical Repair Cost:
- No data
- Average Mileage:
- 95,200 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 5 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (4 reports)
- replace seat (1 reports)
3rd-row seat doesn't fold, the electric motor gears are broken !
- le_cardoso, Waterbury, US
I a venting about the third row seat motor going out on my 2006 Ford Explorer. This seat has not been used more than 25 times. Disappointed in the reliability of this Eddie Bauer vehicle.
- Michael A., Bluff City, TN, US
I WENT TO THE DEALER AND WAS TOLD MY MOTOR IN THE THIRD ROW SEAT MIGHT BE OUT AND THE COST WAS ABOUT $1200.00 PER SEAT. THIS IS RIDICULOUS. I CAN HEAR THE MOTOR TRYING TO RAISE THE SEATS BUT THEY WON'T GO UP. THIS HAPPENED WITHOUT ANY WARNING AND IS VERY INCONVENIENT. ONLY SMALL CHILDREN HAVE RIDDEN IN THE THIRD ROW SO THERE HASN'T BEEN ANY EXCESSIVE WEIGHT BACK THERE. AGAIN, SAME PROBLEM WITH OTHER OWNERS.
THIS TRUCK COSTS FAR TOO MUCH FOR THE KINDS OF PROBLEMS I AM HAVING WITH IT. IT IS TRULY NOT WORTH IT. I AM GETTTING READY TO GO VIRAL WITH MY FORDS COMPLAINTS. I'VE HAD IT WITH FORD MOTOR. IT TRULY FITS ITS ACRONYM. (F.O.R.D.) FIX OR REPAIR DAILY. THE EXPLORER IS JUST A "GOOD LOOKING" TRUCK. IT IS A MONEY TRAP.
- piperburks, Decatur, GA, US
Driver's seat motor broke with the seat pulled all the way up. This is the second time this has happened. The first was still under warranty. Now Ford wants $687 to fix. The car only has 46k miles on it, a 2006. This is rediculous.
- Phillip S., Greensboro, NC, US
Damn seat motor will not make the seat go forward and since this is a multiple driver vehicle, the seat cannot be adjusted to the desired or required seating position
- Lorenzo C., San Juan Del Rio, Mexico