4x4 not working
#26
Since you have a 94 its possible the pushbutton switch has gone bad. If I didn't plan on getting another 91-94 explorer or ranger I'd sell ya mine. I really don't know how to test the switches though, some people/stores on ebay sell them at a reasonable price some places want close to around $100.00 for a switch.
#27
well i took my switch out today and took the actual switch apart, cleaned it out real good and now it goes into 4 wheel drive nicely, now i have to take the auto hubs apart because now i got the tcase to shift into 4x4 the hubs are clicking and banging real bad lol but hey i am almost there.
#29
Awesome, glad ya got the switch working and no, in my sports my 4wheel switches never went bad unless previous owners had to replace them, I don't think they're too prone to going bad. Those autohubs you got in your ranger are a PITA! They are too well known to go out. I like the 95+ models with those diff front ends the autohubs last longer (thinking of making mine a live axle though out a 97+ex or 00+ranger or w/e year they did that). Unless you can rebuild your autohubs your better option instead of buying new autohubs would be to put some WARNS in that baby.
#30
Awesome, glad ya got the switch working and no, in my sports my 4wheel switches never went bad unless previous owners had to replace them, I don't think they're too prone to going bad. Those autohubs you got in your ranger are a PITA! They are too well known to go out. I like the 95+ models with those diff front ends the autohubs last longer (thinking of making mine a live axle though out a 97+ex or 00+ranger or w/e year they did that). Unless you can rebuild your autohubs your better option instead of buying new autohubs would be to put some WARNS in that baby.
#31
well that isn't good if he just forced it, he shoulda rotated it until it slid on right. He more than likely damaged it doing that but as for them going bad, there is some fer plastic piece in there that makes them go out, and I too am not sure of the front axle differences except for the 95 and 96 explorers have a CAD (center axle disconnect) but as far as autohubs I don't know the difference much but the hubs are smaller and don't stick outta the wheel by much.
#32
well that isn't good if he just forced it, he shoulda rotated it until it slid on right. He more than likely damaged it doing that but as for them going bad, there is some fer plastic piece in there that makes them go out, and I too am not sure of the front axle differences except for the 95 and 96 explorers have a CAD (center axle disconnect) but as far as autohubs I don't know the difference much but the hubs are smaller and don't stick outta the wheel by much.
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