Transfer case motor
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From: Aiken S.C.
Transfer case motor
The Magnet INSIDE the motor is broken so of course it does not work. I found one at the Broonco Graveyard http://broncograveyard.com/bronco/c-156
BUT mine has 10 wires and a speed sensor that is mounted on the transfer case. I cut the leads for that so I could remove the Transfer case motor assembly.
Questioin is this the correct replacement for what I have?
BUT mine has 10 wires and a speed sensor that is mounted on the transfer case. I cut the leads for that so I could remove the Transfer case motor assembly.
Questioin is this the correct replacement for what I have?
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From: Derbyshire, UK.
they seem to list two items described as shift motors on that page. I'd suggest you give them a call and ask them to confirm. I don't think you'll need to cut wires - they just unplug at a multipole connector above the motor.
Simon
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The on eon the truck is a 10 pin plug and 3 leads go to the speed sensor on the case (need to pull the tail section to get at it) and the balance are for the motor and sensor on the cam.
I oullsed the old one and just unplugged and then cut the leads so I could out it in place till I got a new one. The Magnet in the motor BROKE and locked it up. Never saw that before.
YOu can easly (with vise grips) move the actuator in the case so that is not broken or frozen. Is used the information you sent me and tested all the electrical parts and they are all fine.
I have an issue with my Proper Motor Car needing to go to the jumble to get a new silencer for it. My dad would fly over to pick his parts then have them shipped back. I got an RR SSII from Costa Rica and the guy was into hot rods so he put glass packs on it.
Take Care
George P.
I oullsed the old one and just unplugged and then cut the leads so I could out it in place till I got a new one. The Magnet in the motor BROKE and locked it up. Never saw that before.
YOu can easly (with vise grips) move the actuator in the case so that is not broken or frozen. Is used the information you sent me and tested all the electrical parts and they are all fine.
I have an issue with my Proper Motor Car needing to go to the jumble to get a new silencer for it. My dad would fly over to pick his parts then have them shipped back. I got an RR SSII from Costa Rica and the guy was into hot rods so he put glass packs on it.
Take Care
George P.
