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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / March 2007

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clarencedawson@hotmail.com - 20 Mar 2007 22:54 GMT
i have 93 Ford Explorer limited edition and my 4wd won't work i have
the push button engage.I checked the fuse that's not the problem,
anybody have any suggestions?
Rich - 24 Mar 2007 00:34 GMT
> i have 93FordExplorerlimited edition and my 4wd won't work i have
> the push button engage.I checked the fuse that's not the problem,
> anybody have any suggestions?

I have a 93 and it has had three 4wd problems since it was purchased
new.  The first one was the automatic hubs had a technical service
bulletin on them and were replaced by the dealer for free.  I took it
in because the hubs were clicking (not working).  The second time the
4wd didn't work was right after the dealer replaced the o-rings on the
hub flanges and packed too much grease into the hubs.  Too much grease
causes the hubs to "hydralic" which keeps them from locking.  I
purchased new hubs from the dealer and installed them myself.  Not the
cheapest solution.  I did read on the net how they can be taken apart
and cleaned but elected not to do it.  The third time the 4wd didn't
work turned out to be a bad shift motor on the transfer case.  I
purchased a new one and replaced it.
 
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