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Old 12-11-2005, 06:00 PM
JohnL.Boudreau JohnL.Boudreau is offline
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electric 4 X 4

My 1990 Bronco II will not engage into 4 wheel drive or low range. The dash lights started coming on and off and then just went out and nothing happens when I push the dash buttons now. I've tested the shifting motor on the transfer case and it works. I am suspecting the electronic control module but am not convinced there is not a power or ground problem to the module. Where would a fuse be for this unit and where can I get electrical drawings for this that I can use for troubleshooting? Are there any short cut alternatives to this control module?
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Old 12-17-2005, 08:38 PM
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The module is usually mounted in the left quarter or in the middle of the dash . It has a test out button on it. It is made by United Technoligys and is normally pretty strong. The motor is almost always the problem.
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Re: electric 4 X 4

check the usebox it shares with another option.check complete wires eo and from motor..
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Re: electric 4 X 4

on my 1990 bronco the reset button was on the passenger kick panel with a small button on it i pressed it and reset the 4x4
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