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Old 02-09-2009, 09:44 PM
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I can't necessarily comment on the 2000 year being a particular problem. The stock hubs are a little to be desired and if they have undergone excessive use and abuse then you should replace with quality Warn units at some point. If the light doesn't come on first check your fuse and relay for that circuit. If the fuse is blown it could be a faulty solenoid or fatigued (blown fuse). If the fuse checks out ok replace the relay with one from another circuit (making sure it's the same type) to eliminate "it". If everthing else checks out ok i would replace the solenoid. I think there about $50 or so. If the Motor was bad you would typically have prior experiences such as improper engagement,noise etc..). Some one else may chime in on any circuit particulars. Wait till the hubby has a problem and then tell him he should have bought a Ford. If he still gives you flax, i'll come pick you up. LOL