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i HAVE A PROBLEM WITH MY ELECTRONIC SHIFT
CONTROL. THE BLUE WIRE/RED LINE IS CONNECTED BUT THE 3 NEXT TO IT ARE NOT. A BLUE WIRE, A ORANGE WIRE/BLUE LINE AND A WHITE WIRE/BLUE LINE. IN WHAT ORDER DO THESE GO?
CONTROL. THE BLUE WIRE/RED LINE IS CONNECTED BUT THE 3 NEXT TO IT ARE NOT. A BLUE WIRE, A ORANGE WIRE/BLUE LINE AND A WHITE WIRE/BLUE LINE. IN WHAT ORDER DO THESE GO?
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Can you make your font size a little smaller to make it easier to read? Thanks.
I assume you are looking at the dash control itself. There is a dash control, and computer module, and then the switch/motor mechanism on the transfer case.
The only wires that I can find that somewhat match your description are on the "shift control switch".
Lightblue/red- is power for the dash light in the switch
Darkblue, orange/lightblue, white/lightblue, and also a brown/white, and a grey all go from the switch to the "electronic shift control module". This is the brain that controls the whole system.
I assume you are looking at the dash control itself. There is a dash control, and computer module, and then the switch/motor mechanism on the transfer case.
The only wires that I can find that somewhat match your description are on the "shift control switch".
Lightblue/red- is power for the dash light in the switch
Darkblue, orange/lightblue, white/lightblue, and also a brown/white, and a grey all go from the switch to the "electronic shift control module". This is the brain that controls the whole system.
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The only way I know to figure it out is to do continuity test through the switch.
With the switch in "HI", the red/yellow will be connected to the darkblue, and the black will be connected to the grey.
With the switch in the middle position(I assume this is 2wd?), the red/yellow will be connected to the white/lightblue.
With the switch in "LOW", the re/yellow will be connected to the orange/lightblue, and the black will be connected to the brown/white.
With the switch in "HI", the red/yellow will be connected to the darkblue, and the black will be connected to the grey.
With the switch in the middle position(I assume this is 2wd?), the red/yellow will be connected to the white/lightblue.
With the switch in "LOW", the re/yellow will be connected to the orange/lightblue, and the black will be connected to the brown/white.
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I assume this is 2wd?
I also assumed when you stated your original problem, that "shift control" meant your 4wd switch. If your vehicle is 2wd, then you need to explain what a "shift control" is.
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Thanks Everyone For No Help. I Went To My Neighbors Who Also Has A 93 And Checked His Wiring. I Just Thought This Would Be Quicker But No One Came Up With The Right Answer In Four Days So Why Wait Any Longer
