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Old 12-15-2010, 11:23 AM
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hello, I am going to change the Transfer case actuator motor on my 2006 x5, I am familiar with the removing and re-installing of the unit but need more info on the repair" function done with GT1, I read that you need to delete the value of the classification resistor but don't know how it's done, any info will be appreciated.

new Motor should come with a new classification resister simply code the motor and transfer set the the new calibration via service functions
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Question Resetting Transfer Case Actuator Classification Resistor without GT1?

I have a 2005 BMW X3 with the Brake, 4x4 and ABS lights are on. When the vehicle is shut off the transfer case actuator clicks several times. The front wheels are currently not powered.

I can get the actuator for under $900 on the internet. A repair facility wants $1150 for the repair. It looks like an easy replacement. If I do it myself, how do I reset the resistance values to the new unit?

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