4X4 shift concern
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THanks, I will look into that.
Did i mention the low range light blinks but doesn't engage. could it still be the push button. and also the new motor I got doesn't have the three speed sensor wires. When i spoke to the sales man he said he has never encounter a problem with this, so the new motor doesn't need the speed sensor? I need to enroll in wyo tech to become an electrican so i can solve every ones woes.
Did i mention the low range light blinks but doesn't engage. could it still be the push button. and also the new motor I got doesn't have the three speed sensor wires. When i spoke to the sales man he said he has never encounter a problem with this, so the new motor doesn't need the speed sensor? I need to enroll in wyo tech to become an electrican so i can solve every ones woes.
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IIRC the speed sensor for your Bronco is in the rear end. It shares is duties with the rear ABS sensor. I know thats how it is on my 93, but I am not sure what year they started mounting it there instead of on the t-case.
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Originally Posted by oldbluebronco
THanks, I will look into that.
Did i mention the low range light blinks but doesn't engage. could it still be the push button. and also the new motor I got doesn't have the three speed sensor wires. When i spoke to the sales man he said he has never encounter a problem with this, so the new motor doesn't need the speed sensor? I need to enroll in wyo tech to become an electrican so i can solve every ones woes.
Did i mention the low range light blinks but doesn't engage. could it still be the push button. and also the new motor I got doesn't have the three speed sensor wires. When i spoke to the sales man he said he has never encounter a problem with this, so the new motor doesn't need the speed sensor? I need to enroll in wyo tech to become an electrican so i can solve every ones woes.
CLARIFICATION: the new motor DOESN'T include speed sensor, just a 10 possition connector with 8 cables and 2 additional pin holes. The speed sensor is installed at the output shaft at T-case so the 2 wires (Green&Blue) should be there no matters electric motor brand.
For detailled information on T-case get a Haynes # 36858 just US$ 15 or so...
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Originally Posted by Streetgang
IIRC the speed sensor for your Bronco is in the rear end. It shares is duties with the rear ABS sensor. I know thats how it is on my 93, but I am not sure what year they started mounting it there instead of on the t-case.
The speed sensor used for Borg Wagner 1356 electric shift is a privated one installed INSIDE the output shaft cover.
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Originally Posted by javi2001
Sorry but we are talking about a DIFFERENT speed sensor. There is a speed sensor located at rear axel used by ABS, PSOM and PowerTrain controller.
The speed sensor used for Borg Wagner 1356 electric shift is a privated one installed INSIDE the output shaft cover.
The speed sensor used for Borg Wagner 1356 electric shift is a privated one installed INSIDE the output shaft cover.
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