Another 4x4 problem
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Another 4x4 problem
Trying to fix this issue for a girl at work. It is a 2002 EX with a P stroke.
NOTHING happens when trying to put the truck in 4 high or low. No click, no lights, nothing. I checked the voltage at the T case motor, and there is nothing there. Also checked the fuses.
I did do a search for this, but I didn't find much about a truck with this issue.
Thanks for ANY help, this is Wisconsin and she NEEDS her 4x4.
NOTHING happens when trying to put the truck in 4 high or low. No click, no lights, nothing. I checked the voltage at the T case motor, and there is nothing there. Also checked the fuses.
I did do a search for this, but I didn't find much about a truck with this issue.
Thanks for ANY help, this is Wisconsin and she NEEDS her 4x4.
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Originally Posted by montecarlo31
A. is she married?
B. is she cute?
C. ok now we can help.
Have you checked for power going into the 4wd switch? If not start there. If there is power there, start checking the wiring harness for issues.
B. is she cute?
C. ok now we can help.
Have you checked for power going into the 4wd switch? If not start there. If there is power there, start checking the wiring harness for issues.
B Oh yeah
So Now you guys want to help?lol
I didn't dig that deep yet. Is the switch a common issue?
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I'd agree but I think he said he checked for voltage, I just assumed he ment going in. I don't think vac lines would be the issue b/c the transfer case would go into 4wd but the front axle wouldn't pull.
Originally Posted by Downriver Thunder
I had that problem a few weeks ago. Ended up being the transfer case motor. If it's dead it won't show squat for voltage.
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When you hit the switch and hear nothing it is most likely either motor or switch then. If you hear the transfer and still not in 4wd then it may be vaccuum lines.
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Originally Posted by njstevens
When you hit the switch and hear nothing it is most likely either motor or switch then. If you hear the transfer and still not in 4wd then it may be vaccuum lines.
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Where is the 4x4 relay located under the hood? I have a '02 Ex. PSD. i was looking for it as well because i have the same symptoms (no dash light, no transfer case motor noise). I still need to check for voltage at the motor though. I thought I could hear a 'click, click' a couple times then it stopped, almost like a relay cycling.
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