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wa8yxm
Feb 18, 2014Explorer III
There is indeed something in the motor assembly that CAN cause that.. But the odds are you have a bad connection.
I believe you will find a flat-2 connector (like a flat-4 Trailer connector but only two pins) in the arm near the motor.. You should have a matching cable in your owner's manual bag... Use it to feed a good 12 volts to the motor and see if that helps. if it does your problem is up-stream electrical, happy tracing.
If not.. the electric brake may have failed.. This can happen. And a new motor is.... Expensive (like 400 dollars).
I believe you will find a flat-2 connector (like a flat-4 Trailer connector but only two pins) in the arm near the motor.. You should have a matching cable in your owner's manual bag... Use it to feed a good 12 volts to the motor and see if that helps. if it does your problem is up-stream electrical, happy tracing.
If not.. the electric brake may have failed.. This can happen. And a new motor is.... Expensive (like 400 dollars).
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