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99 'Burb transfer case issues
I have a 99 1500 burb, when I hit 4 hi light flashes then goes back to 2 hi same with 4 lo. When I hit auto 4x4 it will stay but 4x4 isn't engaged. when in 4 auto and I hit 4 lo, it will go into 4hi. still 4x4 is not engaging. I hear actuater making niose when button are pushed but no 4 wheel drive
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Re: 99 'Burb transfer case issues
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how often do you replace the transfer case fluid? how often do you use 4X4 operation? |
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Re: 99 'Burb transfer case issues
I live in Michigan and use 4x4 on snowy days. The truck was used and well taken care of by the previous owner. It has 150,000 on it and I have not changed the transfer case fluid since I bought it 7,000 miles ago. Not to sound silly but what are thd dtc codes and where is the encoder motor?
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Re: 99 'Burb transfer case issues
Thank you I will get back to you as soon as I get codes----
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found out that the t case actuator is working but the front axle actuator is not engaging. think that may be the prob, or what else can I check
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Re: 99 'Burb transfer case issues
took truck to a shop today and they said there were no codes coming up, so I'm taking it to the dealership. I'm sure they have a better scanner than the little shop I took it to. the first place said that all electrical was fine and it was my transfer case. Fluid appeared to be OK
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Re: 99 'Burb transfer case issues
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when was this fluid last replaced ???? |
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Re: 99 'Burb transfer case issues
The encoder-motor is located on the drivers side of the t-case. This motor is the unit that shifts the t-case to the selected position from the dash switch.
If the selected position light blinks and then goes back to the original position it means the encoder-motor is not sending a feedback signal to the 4wd module that it has gone to the selected position, or it may have gone to the selected position but the internal switches in the motor don't see it. IMHO change the encoder-motor and up grade the t-case fluid to the new GM blue fluid.
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57 Chevy 210 65 Olds 442 Convertible (Another one sold) 75 GMC Vandura 3/4 Ton 1999 K2500 Old Body Style Suburban (Gone but not forgotten) 05 Dodge Ram 3500/5.9 Cummins 2012 Toyota FJ Cruiser |
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Dealer ismflushing both axle and t case and replaceing w/ tracII fluid and I will be replaceing the encoder motor. Is this a tuff job for a novice wrencher??? Also the motor that this transfer case calls for is about 250.00 bucks, is that a good price? The one the dealer wants to put on is 650.00---Ouch
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Re: 99 'Burb transfer case issues
Was it checked out to know what the problem is?
Some dealers are replacing a resister in the motor to fix them. But proper testing first to see where the problem is for sure. MT
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Remember proper testing gives us the answer to many problems. MT |
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Re: 99 'Burb transfer case issues
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see if they will do all this for 800.oo or less... that would be a fair/reasonable cost......some have had to pay 1100.oo....others bought motor for 200.00 and installed themselves...... |
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Re: 99 'Burb transfer case issues
I had them change fluids and I will be replacing the motor wyself Thanks for all the advice, I will get back with th e final result later
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Re: 99 'Burb transfer case issues
New encoder motor installed and I now have 4x4 !!!!
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