peterbrown77
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- June 20, 2005
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- City, State
- Deep River CT
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2000 XLT
Don,
I'll give the fuel filter a try. I may also disconnect the brown wire for a few weeks to see if it does anything at all. I had read in some literature somewhere that Control Trac has the ability to send up to 94% of the power to front or rear...leading me to wonder if it was sending 6% to the front when on dry pavement. The snow won't start to fly until November so I don't mind not having 4WD until then.
Also, I'm at 96K miles so the sensors may be getting to the end. I never replaced them at all in my '92 XLT and I scrapped it at 247K.
Regards
I'll give the fuel filter a try. I may also disconnect the brown wire for a few weeks to see if it does anything at all. I had read in some literature somewhere that Control Trac has the ability to send up to 94% of the power to front or rear...leading me to wonder if it was sending 6% to the front when on dry pavement. The snow won't start to fly until November so I don't mind not having 4WD until then.
Also, I'm at 96K miles so the sensors may be getting to the end. I never replaced them at all in my '92 XLT and I scrapped it at 247K.
Regards