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Where are the cylinders located on a Ford Explorer?

The Ford Explorer's cylinders are located in the engine block, which is typically situated in the front of the vehicle, under the hood. The exact orientation (e.g., V6 arrangement) will depend on the specific year and engine of the Explorer. You'll find it's a transversely mounted engine (across the width of the vehicle), not longitudinally mounted (along the length).
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