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Old 02-10-2009, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Krewat
And even before all the stuff that Dave said, get a test light, pull the two-wire connector on the shift motor, and connect the test light to the two connections in the plug.

With the engine running (be CAREFUL under there!), have someone turn the ESOF **** to 4x4, wait 10 seconds, and go back to 4x2.

If the light doesn't light, you need to go backwards up the chain through the fuses and relays. If the light DOES light, the motor is shot.
This is a very good idea. I'll have to add it to my spiel. Something like it occurred to me, but I wasn't sure if the earlier models had the same wiring connections to the shift motor as mine.

We should get some of this in the tech folder or something. I'm getting tired of typing it.