Does anyone elses Explorer lean to the left

Our 2000 Sport had a 3/4 inch drop. I measured from the bottom of the shock
bolt to the ground.

Scott
"John Bryan" > wrote in message
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> I've noticed it since I bought it 8 months back, its a 2000 and is
> noticeable from the rear and when parked car lean as much as 3 inches or
so
> on the left.
>
> is this the norm?, or is it something to be concerned about? if so can it
be
> fixed easy enough?
>
>
> Thanks chaps
>
>
> John
>
>

Our old '98 used to be half inch lower on the left side measuring from the
ground up to the center of the wheel opening....on level ground.
wth

"John Bryan" > wrote in message
...
> I've noticed it since I bought it 8 months back, its a 2000 and is
> noticeable from the rear and when parked car lean as much as 3 inches or
> so on the left.
>
> is this the norm?, or is it something to be concerned about? if so can it
> be fixed easy enough?
>
>
> Thanks chaps
>
>
> John
>

my mountaineer did that too.looked on the back of my suv trunk and had a
70 pound chained on the left side.i removed the 70 pound chained and did
not to that anymore.

John Bryan wrote:
> I've noticed it since I bought it 8 months back, its a 2000 and is
> noticeable from the rear and when parked car lean as much as 3 inches or so
> on the left.

Mine leans to the driver's side -- I don't know if that's the side
yours leans to, as you have a UK mailing address. It didn't do this
quite so much when I bought it, but it hasn't affected the alignment.

Forgive my ignorance, but what is a "70 pound chained?"

"Green mark" > wrote in message
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> my mountaineer did that too.looked on the back of my suv trunk and had a
> 70 pound chained on the left side.i removed the 70 pound chained and did
> not to that anymore.
>