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1994 Ford Explorer Repair Question


Topics covered: Transfer case, Four wheel drive, Wheel.
Mileage: No information provided.

Asked on January 2, 2009

1994 Ford Explorer Transfer case motor

Replied on January 7, 2009

Great hope it does the trick as the tests say's it should. Let me know. Thanks and have a great day.

Tiny Answered by racefan966 (expert)
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Replied on January 8, 2009

I went to the salvage yard and purchased a used module and installed it , The light on the button comes on very dim if u hold the button in and I hear a faint clicking noise back by the module while pressing button . still no four wheel drive .

Tiny Response from ronpa
3 questions asked
Replied on January 9, 2009

Ok this is good though you didn't waste money here you have fixed the module problem now we need to test to see what else went bad here. Now we need to test the t-case motor ok. Now at the t-case motor you will back probe the wire harness with a digital multi meter. The yellow/white wire should have power. When you select 2h or 4h or 4l the orange wire should have power and so should the yellow wire as you go back. Here is the wiring diagram for the t-case motor. Let me know what you find ok.


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Tiny Answered by racefan966 (expert)
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