ripcurl366
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- 2001 Ford Explorer XLT
I know there have been several threads reguarding similar issues, however I am starting to lose my mind trying to come to a reasonable solution to this problem.
I have a 2001 Ford Explorer XLT with currently a little over 137k miles. The car has been problem free since I bought it used back in 2004 when it only had 79k miles. Regular maintinence, oil changes, new tires & brakes as needed, nothing but your basic vehicular TLC.
A few weeks ago I noticed the 4WD High and 4WD Low lights would start flashing 6 times every 2-3 minutes. At the same time my power windows as well as my sunroof/moonroof stopped functioning.
I have checked the Accessory Delay Relay under the dashboard by swapping out the one on my Explorer with the one from my Mom's 2000 Explorer Eddie Bauer.
- No change.
I have tried checking the fuses in the fuse bank on the drivers side dash panel.
- No change.
I have tried taking the drivers side door panel off to check the wiring into the window switches.
- No sign of wire fatigue or disconnection.
I believe my next step in trying to regain 4WD is to check and possibly replace the Speed Sensor above the rear differential. If no change I will try checking and repair/replacing (if necessary), the Transfer Case switching motor.
Does anyone have any other suggestions as to how I can go about trying to fix these two issues?
I have a 2001 Ford Explorer XLT with currently a little over 137k miles. The car has been problem free since I bought it used back in 2004 when it only had 79k miles. Regular maintinence, oil changes, new tires & brakes as needed, nothing but your basic vehicular TLC.
A few weeks ago I noticed the 4WD High and 4WD Low lights would start flashing 6 times every 2-3 minutes. At the same time my power windows as well as my sunroof/moonroof stopped functioning.
I have checked the Accessory Delay Relay under the dashboard by swapping out the one on my Explorer with the one from my Mom's 2000 Explorer Eddie Bauer.
- No change.
I have tried checking the fuses in the fuse bank on the drivers side dash panel.
- No change.
I have tried taking the drivers side door panel off to check the wiring into the window switches.
- No sign of wire fatigue or disconnection.
I believe my next step in trying to regain 4WD is to check and possibly replace the Speed Sensor above the rear differential. If no change I will try checking and repair/replacing (if necessary), the Transfer Case switching motor.
Does anyone have any other suggestions as to how I can go about trying to fix these two issues?