4 wheel drive

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Ericbath

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I have a 2012 Yukon SLT and when driving in 4 wheel I’m hearing a low winding noise. Was told the differentials are good meaning they have oil. Nothing noticeable in the handling of the vehicle. Any advice would be great
 
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I’m thinking 4wheel hi, it doesn’t have a distinction between the two just has an ⬆️4
 

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Did you check the fluid levels along with the transfer case? Are you in 4 hi or low when this happens and what surface are you driving on? There can be several reasons for this and not all are bad.
 
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Regular surface roads during snow. What fluid levels? I got an oil change done
 

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Are the roads clear? You've got more going on in 4wd which can cause added noise and using it when not needed can add stress to it and make noises more noticeable.
 

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Regular surface roads during snow. What fluid levels? I got an oil change done

Transfer case fluid needs to be checked for level and quality of fluid. Is it full and what does the fluid look/smell like?
 

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