This is a brief overview of the ratings that I found for the Explorers and each year was a little different and is why I included the tables for each year below, so you can get a more accurate figure. and the larger 8 cylinder engines ranged from about 3,500-7,100 lbs. The 4 cylinder and 6 cylinder engines seemed to range from 2,000-5,000 lbs. Towing Capacity: The towing capacity for the Ford Explorer was pretty similar, no matter what year you were looking at if you compared similar engines. The overall weight capacities did not seem directly affected by the drivetrain configuration and had little to no effect on the pulling statistics. The 8 cylinder engines had some of the best pulling capabilities (obviously) but the 6 cylinder engines also had respectable numbers and seemed to be one of the most popular engines throughout the years.Īxle Ratio/Configurations: There were three main axle configurations that I noticed that were standard on the Explorers and these were a RWD, 4WD and AWD options.
The Sport trim comes with a similar 3.5L engine. Reverse Sensing System Explorer now offers a Reverse. Engine Choices: In the Ford Explorer's lifespan, there were many different engines used throughout 2000-2021 that ranged from 4 cylinders, 6 cylinders and even 8 cylinder engines. The optional 4-cylinder turbocharged engine produces less horsepower but gets the vehicle up to speed nicely. Product Information Specifications Features & Options Overview The 2000 Ford Explorer continues building on the strengths that have made it the best-selling compact sport utility on the market versatility attractive styling a comfortable, well-planned interior and safety and security features that give drivers extra peace-of-mind.
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