Where is the elctric shift motor?
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Where is the elctric shift motor?
Four wheel drive not isn't making a sound. All fuses check out. Instrument Lights not coming on so i'm guessing I need to replace the shift motor, however I can't find it. It might sound stupid, but I don't see it on my 05 F-150. Can someone give me a better idea as to where I should be looking? Is this something easy to get to?
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number for 06
what is the number for the shift motor for the 06 F-150? i see that there is a part number in another post but i think that its just for the explorer... if some one could help me out that would be great.. also is there a cheaper place to buy it other than at the dealership???
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Contact Ed,the FTE-guy. Give him your VIN and he'll set you up. I would bet that the motor is the same for all years, so you could find one in a salvage yard as well for less than the dealership. Check the classifies on here or ebay as well. Maybe you'll get lucky and someone is selling one.
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I'd be willing to bet it isn't the shift motor.
While it is possible, it isn't that common.
I'd put money that it is the solenoid.
It is located on the passenger side firewall right behind the battery.
Very easy to replace (within seconds). The new solenoids are suposed to have a rain shield on top so they can't get wet.
While it is possible, it isn't that common.
I'd put money that it is the solenoid.
It is located on the passenger side firewall right behind the battery.
Very easy to replace (within seconds). The new solenoids are suposed to have a rain shield on top so they can't get wet.
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I had the same problem with mine, cept in my case I didnt check the 4x4 when I bought it so when I wanted it, it wasnt there. When I looked under the truck when I bought it I guess I missed the tangled mess that used to be the harness for the shift motor. Looked like a rabid chinchilla attacked it or something. I called the local stealership and to replace the shift motor with a new one was like $340+ and they didnt have it in stock.
I looked online and found a refurb at rock auto for $178 including next day shipping. got it on and 4x4 started right up. Havent gone mudding yet though.
I looked online and found a refurb at rock auto for $178 including next day shipping. got it on and 4x4 started right up. Havent gone mudding yet though.