If you unplug the actuator in the front diff the transfer case will not change into anything other than what it is in.Originally Posted by GasGuzzler
If you unplug the actuator in the front diff the transfer case will not change into anything other than what it is in.
99RCSB Broke because I wasted thousands and thousands of dollars on my truck.
Depends on which range you start in.
I did not try it in 4 lo. Just 4hi and auto4wd.
99RCSB Broke because I wasted thousands and thousands of dollars on my truck.
Well if the actuator isn't letting it go from 4wd to 2wd the I guess the same would happen from 4lo to 2hi since it still needs to disengage the front axle?
'04 Z71 5.3 Coldair kit, leveled, ranch hand bumpers
Replaced the actuator a little bit ago, and still not working. So far I'm down $93 with nothing to show for it.
So that leaves the encoder or dash switch. I get some various signal voltages from each range, but don't even know what they should be.
'04 Z71 5.3 Coldair kit, leveled, ranch hand bumpers
You need a scan to pull codes for the transfer case module and to check data. This would cost less than $93 even at a dealer. If you were closer I'd help.
Scanned it and got a C0379 front axle circuit malfunction code. So I guess it's not the encoder?
Encoder v: 3.43
Last edited by TexasChevy; 06-23-2009 at 05:30 PM.
'04 Z71 5.3 Coldair kit, leveled, ranch hand bumpers
Not a common code which to me leads to wiring damage in most cases.
I got .50 cents on GG being right.
99RCSB Broke because I wasted thousands and thousands of dollars on my truck.
Where did you get half a penny Jake? Dang ole moonshiners....
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