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I've been trying to diagnose neighbor's transfer case woes. He has a 2005 Z71 Suburban. He noticed that while in 2hi, sometimes he wasn't getting power to rear diff, just revving engine, he put tc in 4 auto and/or 4 hi and he was good.
I've done a lot of repairs on my 2 NBS Tahoes, so he enlisted my help.
1. I put tc in neutral to try to "reset" everything, no fix
2. I had him buy a new 4wd switch, put that in, no fix
3. I jacked up rear (thinking, possibly that while in 4wd, only front getting power, but while in 2 hi, not power to rear, as expected, but we do get wheels turning in rear when tc in 4auto.
Also, when 2hi flakes out and you put transmission back into park, nice pleasant grinding noise.
I still think it is electrical because (1) tc is somewhat built proof and (2) sometimes 2hi works. I'm thinking the next logical swap would be the tc module under dash.
I did a few searches, but didn't find this particular issue and the 4wd systems tend to have many different quirks. Anyone have this issue before? What was the fix?
I've done a lot of repairs on my 2 NBS Tahoes, so he enlisted my help.
1. I put tc in neutral to try to "reset" everything, no fix
2. I had him buy a new 4wd switch, put that in, no fix
3. I jacked up rear (thinking, possibly that while in 4wd, only front getting power, but while in 2 hi, not power to rear, as expected, but we do get wheels turning in rear when tc in 4auto.
Also, when 2hi flakes out and you put transmission back into park, nice pleasant grinding noise.
I still think it is electrical because (1) tc is somewhat built proof and (2) sometimes 2hi works. I'm thinking the next logical swap would be the tc module under dash.
I did a few searches, but didn't find this particular issue and the 4wd systems tend to have many different quirks. Anyone have this issue before? What was the fix?