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2019 Coleman Outfitter 550x wont shift into 4x4


Dr Mark

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2019 Coleman Outfitter 550x will not shift front axle into 4x4. I have checked fuses, replaced the dash 4x4 selector switch, removed rear of front axle housing and tested the

axle shift motor using "C" batteries and it worked both directions as it should, but when re- installed it still will NOT shift into 4x4. It has never been run off road and has 37 on it miles.   There

are 2 electrical plugs at the front axle and I am not sure which points I should be testing to rule out a faulty wire.

Any helpful ideas would be appreciated. 

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2019 Coleman Outfitter 550X not shifting into 4X4 - ok I removed the front axle 4wd shift motor and it continues work fine using small batteries, but

when I plug in the system electrical it still fails to operate. I did however notice that one of the electrical pins on the 6 wire plug, was not flush with

the others. I took needle nose pliers and moved the pin back into place and then ensured it stayed when re-connected to the motor.

Yup it was the electrical plug connection. Now it shifts in and out of 4x4 again. So, double check your plugs and pins....

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