Transfer case codes??
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Transfer case codes??
Hey guys, I have a 2000 f350 with some transfer case codes and not sure where to start. Everything I have looked up has been dead end threads unfortunately. The codes are p1876 transfer case 2wd solenoid circuit failure, and p1832 transfer case 4x4 solenoid circut failure. I checked the plugs on the transfer case and everything is clean, wires are in good condition. I hate to just throw parts at it so is there any way to diagnose these? Truck does engage in 4x4 low and 4x4 hi but not sure if the automatic hubs are working yet. Some of the threads I have read they said everything worked fine on their trucks also and they just let it be.... any advice would be great, thank you
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Check your transfercase shift relays under the hood, next to the fuse box/master cylinder. My T-case had stopped shifting, and turned out to be a broken wire. There's some good pinpoint troubleshooting docs you can go through to verify everything related to this ESOF system in the Tech folder.
Check my maintenance thread starting at post #10: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post19277908
some good reading here: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...failure-2.html
Check my maintenance thread starting at post #10: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post19277908
some good reading here: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...failure-2.html
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I have tcase codes come up if I haven't operated the ESOF in awhile. Turn **** all the way to 4Lo (stopped and in neutral of course) and the back to 2Hi, clear codes and check to see if they come back.
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