Dorman - OE Solutions Transfer Case Motor P/N:600-928
Dorman 600-929 transfer case motor for the 2004-2005 Ford Ranger and other vehicles shifts the transfer case between high and low range. It is a direct replacement for a seized motor, designed to install and perform like the original.
If the transfer case no longer shifts between high and low range, a seized motor is one possible reason. That sign alone does not prove the motor is at fault, since a wiring fault is another common cause.
This transfer case motor fits the 2004-2005 Ford Ranger and the 2006-2009 Mazda B4000.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One transfer case motor assembly with its wiring harness. This listing holds one motor, and the vehicle takes one.
Interchange: 48-215
4L5Z7G360CA · 5L5Z7G360AA · 1F80179A0B · SK600929
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Is this a transfer case shift motor for the 2004-2005 Ford Ranger?
Yes. Dorman 600-929 fits the 2004-2005 Ford Ranger and the 2006-2009 Mazda B4000.
Does the Dorman transfer case motor come with a wiring harness?
Yes. Dorman 600-929 comes as one motor assembly with its wiring harness.
What kind of connector does this transfer case motor use?
This transfer case motor has a factory-style electrical connector with pin terminals and a weathertight seal against corrosion. The housing is metal.
Transfer case won't shift between high and low range: could the motor be the reason?
A transfer case that stops shifting between high and low range can mean the motor has seized. A shop can test the motor and its circuit to confirm.
Does Dorman 600-929 replace 4L5Z7G360CA?
Yes. 4L5Z7G360CA is listed as an interchange number for Dorman 600-929.
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