brad evans
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antioch, CA, USA |
Registered on 7/17/2003 |
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Posted:7/17/2003 17:35 |
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i got a 94 explorer with automatic 4x4. i have only tried using it a couple times. fortunately the time i really needed it it worked, but the other times i kind of needed it, it would not engage. i had to push the button like 20 times for it to work. i had a shop check the button out when the car was in for something else. the shop said it was going to cost $400 to fix the problem. any suggestions as to what it might be? i thought i would try and save myself the money by doing it myself if i could figure out what it might be.
i was aslo wondering if you might know where to order interior accessories like the a/c vents on the dash. |
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Annies4x4
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In the Mud, OR, USA |
Registered on 12/21/2001 |
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2 ATVs 1 Vehicle |
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Posted:7/28/2003 22:14 |
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Same thing happened to my 94 Explorer almost 1 1/2 yrs ago. I had no problems with it for the longest time, then the time I did need it on the trail, it failed me, we then went to the junk yard and found a manual transfer case and put that in. No more messing with the electronics. We did mine for less than $300.
Girlpower4x4~Explorer 94 XL~6" skyjacker lift~33x10.50 BFG's~4.56 gears~ARB rear locker~Detroit front locker ~Trussed rear axle |
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bigpas
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Lorain, OH, USA |
Registered on 9/4/2003 |
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2 Vehicles |
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Posted:9/10/2003 14:40 |
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what all did you have to do to swap in the manual t-case?
I know I would need to cut for the shifter and so on but were there any driveshaft length issues or anything else?
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Scott Mohn
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Glaford, IL, USA |
Registered on 12/14/2003 |
2 posts |
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Posted:12/15/2003 22:41 |
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Pull your shift motor out and clean it. seems to be a common problem with the auto system. you can find detailed info on how to do it at www.4x4central.com. This is a site dedicated to the explorer. anything you want to know about your truck you can find there, if you can't find it ask. lots of people willing to help. |
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