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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Your son has the VIN X. > The VIN letters are as follows: > X = 4.0L, EFI, OHV, six cylinder (Pushrod V6) > E = 4.0L, EFI, SOHC, six cylinder > P = 5.0L, EFI, eight cylinder > K = 4.0L, EFI, SOHC, six cylinder, flex fuel

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Hello-  I need to pick up a thermostat for my son’s 2000 Explorer, and it seems that I need to know whether it’s a "VIN E" or VIN X".  (I don’t have his VIN handy)   It’s a 4.0 V6, and I’d guess that one is the "standard" engine, and the other is the SOHC?  His is the regular pushrod V6; can anyone tell me whether it’s VIN X or E? Thanks! Steve.

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Your son has the VIN X. The VIN letters are as follows:         X = 4.0L, EFI, OHV, six cylinder (Pushrod V6)         E = 4.0L, EFI, SOHC, six cylinder         P = 5.0L, EFI, eight cylinder         K = 4.0L, EFI, SOHC, six cylinder, flex fuel -Sadfly – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >Hello- > I need to pick up a thermostat for my son’s 2000 Explorer, and it seems >that I need to know whether it’s a "VIN E" or VIN X".  (I don’t have his VIN >handy) >  It’s a 4.0 V6, and I’d guess that one is the "standard" engine, and the >other is the SOHC? > His is the regular pushrod V6; can anyone tell me whether it’s VIN X or E? >Thanks! >Steve.

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