[Thomas B]

I have a 92 XLT 351W E4OD(I believe)/w OD manual locking hubs and electric 4x4 and low.
The 4x4 and low will not engage via the button. Is there a way to test this as far as the electronics/electrical. The drive shaft does lock when I lock the hubs. I put the truck on a dirt hill and throtled up, the rear tires spun but nothing from the front. I just bought the truck and don't know the history but I am guessing it is electrical.

Thanks for the time.
Tom

 

[memphisrain]

Are the lights coming on at all? If not, I would say it is probably the switch. If they are trying, it may be the electric motor on the t-case.

mR

 

[Thomas B]

The lights aren't comming on at all (on either button) but everything alse seems to be working in the dash.

 

[BigBroncoXLT]

Get a Haynes manual and a volt meter is all I can tell ya. The electronic transfer cases are known for their reliability issues, but the system isn't that complex and could be figured out with a little time.

 

[Bronco4Life]

KF4AMU has posted a TC diagnosis link like 448,427,310 times. Try searching for it.

 

[rocknbronco]

Time for a swap to a manual t case, check to see if the acuator is enguaging from below the Bronco.

 

[Thomas B]

Thanks all I found a diagram in another forum in the site. I will start the fun in the morning..you guys are always helpfull

 

[kf4amu]

Time for a swap to a manual t case,

Wrong, wrong wrong wronggggggg.....wrong wrong wrong wrongggggg

I see plenty of "my t-case lever wont go up into 4low/hi/whatever" threads...or how the linkage fell off/bent at the t-case and wont shift properly.

The electric t-case is extremely reliable, and very easy to diagnose if you simply follow the directions in the link I posted 448,427,310 times.


Not to mention switches and buttons are cooler than levers. :chili:

 

[Bronco4Life]

Wrong, wrong wrong wronggggggg.....wrong wrong wrong wrongggggg

I see plenty of "my t-case lever wont go up into 4low/hi/whatever" threads...or how the linkage fell off/bent at the t-case and wont shift properly.

The electric t-case is extremely reliable, and very easy to diagnose if you simply follow the directions in the link I posted 448,427,310 times.


Not to mention switches and buttons are cooler than levers. :chili:

So true.

If I could have buttons for a triple stick, I soo would. :toothless

 

[UrbanAssault86]

buttons are definately cool