1991 to 1995 Explorers have a conventional speedometer cable
with a drive gear that is driven by the transmission on 2 wheel
drive or the transfer case on 4 wheel drive.
1996 and newer have an electronic speedometer with a vehicle speed
sensor that connects to the transmission or transfer case.
2000 and newer the VSS is combined with the rear axle sensor
located on top of the differential.
I believe that 1995 was the last year for a conventional speedometer cable on a Ford Explorer , and then Ford went to an electronic speedometer with a vehicle speed sensor
The odometer on a 96 Ford Explorer is tied into the speedometer. If the speedometer is working then there is a gear problem inside of the speedometer causing the odometer to not work.
No cable, speedometer is electric
There is no speedometer cable on that vehicle. The speedometer is driven electronically.
Follow the speedometer cable to where it connects to the engine, the cable is the dipstick.
Maybe a broken cable The needle on the speedometer of the 96 aspire is still moving, but it acts like it is out of control.
There is no cable its electronic speed sensor
I pretty sure it doesn't have a speedometer cable, it is electronic.
Wherever the fuel filter on a 96 ford explorer is
Sounds like your speedometer cable is going out. If it's one of the ones that has the computer attached and does NOT have an actual cable.....it could be that computer. Some cases may cause to have to buy the whole instrument panel because it's all one piece. That's what happened to my ford explorer.
No it will not
No. they are different.