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Don's 1999 Ford Ranger shift motor PROBLEM SOLVED ...

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Don's 1999 Ford Ranger shift motor PROBLEM SOLVED. ...How to find replace fix 4x4 transfer case shift module 2002 Ford Explorer 4 wheel ...

How To Install Replace 4x4 Transfer Case Shift Motor Ford ...

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How To Install Replace 4x4 Transfer Case Shift Motor Ford Explorer .... transfer case shift module 2002 Ford Explorer 4 wheel drive not working ...

How to find replace fix 4x4 transfer case shift module 2002 ...

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... transfer case shift module 2002 Ford Explorer 4 wheel drivenot working ..... I replaced the transfer motor so i think it is the control module.

look for a pinched leed from the sensor or maybe actuator is shorted . with power off check each wire for direct ground
using a vtvm to find the gremlin,
just don`t feed it before dark!

Most Ford Explorers have this problem with the 4X4. You have to go under your glove box and you will find it. This video will be helpful locating it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZw3SS2Pt-4

Auto or manual transmission?

Sounds like the ingagement selanold on the front axle is out

Turn signals are one of the easiest systems in your car to troubleshoot. Your signal flashers either work or they don't. If they don't, either you need to change the bulbs or you need to replace your turn signal relay. Know more about car diagnostic tools for automobile.

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Try to locate a blown fuse in your fuse block first. Could be a simple problem. Check the fuse first.

About 45% of all transmission problems are due to a defective battery, its components and the charging system. Make sure you have the correct battery in the vehicle and inspect all items relating to the charging system and the battery. The vehicle should charge between 13,5 to 14.5 volts. The condition of the belts is part of this inspection. If all of this is A-ok then get a scanner and pull the codes in the PCM.
Remember once light is illuminated for a item that item no longer works. Once you've gotton to this point let me know and I'll walk you threw it. Hopefully its just a weak or incorrect battery or something along those lines. Good luck and keep me posted

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It could just be low fluid in the gearbox/transfer box have you checked these?

Is the car new to you?