Hey, the blue and grey wire under the neck fur does not connect to anywhere. It was likely a debug port while Hasbro was testing the ponies. You can try moving the ear by hand when it's supposed to move but it is likely broken inside the head and would need a lot of work to repair.
SOURCE: Furreal pony, Butterscotch, Head floppy/leans left
There is a smaller "u" shaped spring in the middle of the neck mechanism that I found one side was snapped off. Looks normal, but it's broken. I made one out of a coat hanger for temporary purposes and it works like new! I will order one from Hasbro. Hope this helps!
SOURCE: Furreal Pony neighs like a broken record
I had the exact same problem, and all I did was replace the batteries. It worked right again! I just knew the kids had broken the neck of it. It sort of slings to the left and neighs over and over again. BATTERY ISSUE :) The instruction manual should tell the consumer this. Hope this helps!
SOURCE: need help with the legss to move maybe need a command or manual
I don't think it is supposed to move at all
SOURCE: i need to replace an ear on my Butterscotch pony
Were you ever able to locate an ear for this horse? Hasbro doesn't sell them anymore... I need one too, so if you found a source, PLEASE SHARE!!! Best of luck!!
SOURCE: Looking to repair the tail on Butterscotch pony
Had the same problem and the fix is easy. Hopefully, the tail snapped off at the base of the plastic plate on the tail. If so, go to a hardware store and buy 1 ft. of CLEAR plastic tubing with 3/16" inner diameter and 5/16" outer. Cut off a piece about 1 1/2". Now, look at the base of the tail and you should see a small screw that holds in what remains of the stub that broke. Unscrew the screw and remove what is left of the stub. KEEP THE SCREW. Now drill a small hole thru the plastic tube about 1/8" from the end. This will later be inserted into the tail and the screw will go through the holes. Next, take a hair dryer and heat the undrilled end of the tube to soften it and push it on to what is left of the broken stub inside the pony. It will be a tight fit which is what you want. You will probably need to twist the tube gently while applying firm pressure on it to make it slide over the stub. The end of the tube with the holes should be about even with the outside top of the white plastic hole and the tube holes should be level, looking at it from side to side. This makes the alignment of the screw hole to the tail correct. Now slide the tail over the end of the tube and insert the screw. I just did it today and it works good as new! If the tail is too far away from the body of the pony, carefully twist and remove the tube and shorten it. Since you bought a 1 ft. tube, you can have several trys to get it right if you cut it too short! Total cost for the tube was 21 cents. Good luck! Kip V. Tryon, NC
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