When you put the tranny in neutral and push buttons can you hear anything make noise under the truck? If the encoder is moving you shilould be able to hear it. The way t works is the encoder shifts the transfer case and when it says it is good the front diff engauges. One that happens the lights on the dash quit flashing. It is a real simple system and can fail if you break a simple wire at the encoder, actuator, or the front diff switch. Could also stop working with some water r corrosion in one of those connectors.
After all of your posts telling everyone to stay home and you are out?
As others posted, truck stopped in N, push button, hear CLUNK. No CLUNK and you most likely have an actuator or xfer case issue. Pretty common on the GM's, I had problems with my '05....
As others posted, truck stopped in N, push button, hear CLUNK. No CLUNK and you most likely have an actuator or xfer case issue. Pretty common on the GM's, I had problems with my '05....
Haha, hey, you're talking to a Ford man, but I will admit, the Chevy does pretty well. It helps that it has pretty new tires too.
My only real problem has been ground clearance... this morning it was just dragging and floating on top. Thankfully the road grader came through and knocked most of it off the highway, but they sure made some big drifts to go through to get into the neighborhoods.
Traxxis, did you get my PM about a strip/clean/lube on my Beretta? Obviously, we'll have to wait a few days, but I'd still like to use your service. If you're not interested, no hard feelings.
Cap'n Bill
Cap'n Bill
lol... I'm workin'.
I try to stay close to QT or the house though. Response only at this point.
Police officers dont get the luxury to stay home on a day like today i would assume.
I did, definately interested but I have been incredibly busy. Sorry for not getting back to you, I need to go through all of my PM's.
