Got my dad to ditch the chevy and buy a PSD! 4x4 issue though, inside please!
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Got my dad to ditch the chevy and buy a PSD! 4x4 issue though, inside please!
Well my dad had is 98 Chevy 3500 Diesel *junk 6.5* dually for almost 10 years.
Let it run on ebay NR
Chevrolet : C/K Pickup 3500:eBay Motors (item 280439415991 end time Dec-17-09 14:45:43 PST)
Sold it private for 9k
Just went up to Oshkosh Wisconsin and bought a 2000 F350 Dually 4x4 CC LB PS
Runs great but the issue I ran into up there looking at it was that the shift on the fly 4x4 definelty engages you can hear the clunk especially in low but the fronts are spinning. The hubs turn freely and lock but somethings up. What could this be?
Let it run on ebay NR
Chevrolet : C/K Pickup 3500:eBay Motors (item 280439415991 end time Dec-17-09 14:45:43 PST)
Sold it private for 9k
Just went up to Oshkosh Wisconsin and bought a 2000 F350 Dually 4x4 CC LB PS
Runs great but the issue I ran into up there looking at it was that the shift on the fly 4x4 definelty engages you can hear the clunk especially in low but the fronts are spinning. The hubs turn freely and lock but somethings up. What could this be?
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If I understand, the transfer case is engaging but the front wheels don't pull automaticly? Do the front wheels pull if you engage the hubs manually? The ESOF works on vacuum. It is a common issue for the vacuum lines to develop leaks and then the hubs can't engage automaticly. A quick test for this is put your heater to blow in the A/C ducts. Engage the ESOF and wait for 30-45 seconds and see if the air starts blowing through the defroster with out you doing anything. If it does, then you have a vacuum leak. Do a search on here and there is reams of information on how/where to check.
Jim
Jim
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Figure out if your front drive shaft is indeed being driven by your transfer case or not when in four wheel drive. If it's being driven by your transfer case, the problem is in your front end or vacuum for the hubs. If it's not being driven by your transfer case, the problem is on the transfer case end.
Edit: Just saw what andrewc53 said!
Edit: Just saw what andrewc53 said!
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