and again I ask for help

Thank you

Thank goodness, at least you know what you have now and have figured out how to adequately phrase your question so that an intelligent answer can be given.

And the answer is yes, if you know what you are doing, but in your case, I wouldn't attempt it.

Ian

Do not attempt to do this. Just go to a salvage yard and buy a used TCCM. Charles

Adam Frazier wrote

You can move the encoder by applying power and ground in the right places, but this is not recommended and tends to ruin the motor. The other option if you really want to do it, is to pull the encoder motor right off and manually shift the t/case into 4hi. This is a very bad idea...but it can be done.

Ian

Well I got the schematics from a local dealer, and I was unsuccessful getting the xfer case to shift, I was able though to get the engine to start by crossing some wires, one was a power evidently one was the ignition wire or somthing.

So were is the motor located on the xfer case?

Then you just don't know where to look. I have bought odd ball parts used for 6 month old M-B's, BMW's, & Corvettes.

Any Salvage yard with a Locator Service can oder you a used one. Look in their phonebook adds for "Member URG", or "Eden Parts System". Charles

Stop Now BEFORE you fry circuits. Take it someplace and find out if it's even the TCCM before you melt down what used to be a S-truck. Charles

Who is "they"? You said the TCCM failed in January, and implied that you owned the truck at the time. No?

JLarsson

seconded. It's one of those things where "if you have to ask, you can't do it"