Tom,
you're on the righ
Tom,
you're on the right track, the motors do have resistors inside them.
Unplug the new motor, let the old motor reset to rest (off) then take the linkage arm loose on the new motor and replug. It should cycle to rest.
Recently had a simular problem, the headlight motors jumped phase. After input from Drew, I simply loosened the problem motor linkage, let it cycle and come to rest, hooked the linkage back up.
Regards, JRV
you're on the righ
Tom,
you're on the right track, the motors do have resistors inside them.
Unplug the new motor, let the old motor reset to rest (off) then take the linkage arm loose on the new motor and replug. It should cycle to rest.
Recently had a simular problem, the headlight motors jumped phase. After input from Drew, I simply loosened the problem motor linkage, let it cycle and come to rest, hooked the linkage back up.
Regards, JRV