Transfer Case Shift Motor
So this is supposed to be the "non-tech" area. But I do not know where else to put this question.
Do XJ's have transfer case shift motors? Dr. Google tells this, "The transfer case shift motor is a small electric motor that moves parts within the transfer case itself to activate the various modes of the 4WD system. Through gears or a chain, the transfer case connects the input from the transmission to the rear axle and front axle driveshafts." I do not see the part listed in the Mopar 91'-93' JEEP PARTS CATALOG 81-690-1792. But then again, the part may be under a different name. I purchased a reman t-case. The shift motor isn't included. |
Google is wrong. It's lever/linkage operated.
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Originally Posted by cruiser54
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Google is wrong. It's lever/linkage operated.
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Jeep XJ Transfercase shift motor pictured below. Might have a hard time finding one on Rock Auto I heard the core charge is pretty high.
https://www.redorbit.com/wp-content/..._right_arm.jpg Note-This post is meant in jest don't take it personally. |
It's called an "encoder motor" and is used on 4x4's with push button transfer case operation. Rebuilt the complete system on my '96 Blazer a few years back. A big PIA just so you don't have to use a lever. System consists of mechanical,electrical,and vacuum operated components.
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Originally Posted by downs
(Post 3534318)
Jeep XJ Transfercase shift motor pictured below. Might have a hard time finding one on Rock Auto I heard the core charge is pretty high.
Note-This post is meant in jest don't take it personally. |
Originally Posted by EZEARL
(Post 3534335)
It's called an "encoder motor" and is used on 4x4's with push button transfer case operation. Rebuilt the complete system on my '96 Blazer a few years back. A big PIA just so you don't have to use a lever. System consists of mechanical,electrical,and vacuum operated components.
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Originally Posted by downs
(Post 3534318)
Jeep XJ Transfercase shift motor pictured below. Might have a hard time finding one on Rock Auto I heard the core charge is pretty high.
https://www.redorbit.com/wp-content/..._right_arm.jpg Note-This post is meant in jest don't take it personally. But where are your indicator lights? Can't use the shifter without having them, can you? |
mine works fine light bulbs be damned.
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Originally Posted by downs
(Post 3534382)
mine works fine light bulbs be damned.
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Originally Posted by EZEARL
(Post 3534335)
It's called an "encoder motor" and is used on 4x4's with push button transfer case operation. Rebuilt the complete system on my '96 Blazer a few years back. A big PIA just so you don't have to use a lever. System consists of mechanical,electrical,and vacuum operated components.
https://cdn.carcomplaints.com/compla...196ac9a02r.jpg will get you unstuck a lot faster. |
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