1F2417645A Transfer Case Shift Motor Actuator for Ford for Ranger for Mazda 4WD

SKU: AT-NZ69RFMUN
Regular price $78.14
Vehicle fitment & details
  • Vendor HEROFFIX
  • SKU AT-NZ69RFMUN
  • Fits makes
    • Ford
    • Mazda
  • Fits models
    • B2300 1995-1997 2001-2003 L4 2.3L
    • B2500 1998-2001 L4 2.5L
    • B3000 1995-2003 V6 3.0L
    • B4000 1995-2003 V6 4.0L
    • Explorer Sport Trac 2003-2005 V6 4.0L
    • for Ranger
  • Model years
    • 2000
    • 2001
    • 2002
    • 2003
  • OE numbers
    • 1F2417645A
    • 1F2417645B
    • 600-807
    • 1L5Z7G360CA
    • 1L5Z7G360CB
    • 1L5Z7G360DB
    • ZZM017645
    • 48-202
    • 48-203

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OE Number:
  • 1F2417645A/1F2417645B/600-807/1L5Z7G360CA/1L5Z7G360CB/1L5Z7G360DB/ZZM017645/48-202/48-203
Fitment
  • Only Fits for the 4WD Models
  • for Ford Explorer Sport Trac 2003-2005 V6 4.0L
  • for Ford for Ranger 2000-2003
  • for Mazda B2300 1995-1997 2001-2003 L4 2.3L
  • for Mazda B2500 1998-2001 L4 2.5L
  • for Mazda B3000 1995-2003 V6 3.0L
  • for Mazda B4000 1995-2003 V6 4.0L
  • for Ford for Ranger 1995 with 8 Pin Connector, with 7 Terminal Round Plug
Specification of Transfer Case Encoder Motor
  • Pin: 7
  • Package: 1x Transfer Case Shift Motor Actuator with bracket
  • This is a non-OEM product, accessory only!
Features of 4WD/AWD Transfer Case Shift Motor
  • It's located onto the exterior of the vehicle's transfer case.
  • It is designed to efficiently distribute engine power—either sending it solely to the rear axle or simultaneously to both the front and rear axles—thereby enabling the vehicle to switch between different drive modes.
  • Adopt metal motor housing for corrosion-resistant and heat dissipation, plastic inner gears ensure to reduce noise and resists wear, good electrical conductivity and heat resistance copper motor windings/coils, smooth power transfer and seamless to provide a longer service life of shift motor actuator.
Signs of Fail Transfer Case Motor
  • "Service 4WD" or Flashing 4WD Lights
  • Inability to Engage/Disengage 4WD
  • Grinding or Repeated Clicking Noises
  • 4WD Getting "Stuck" in a Mode
  • Intermittent Operation of 4WD works