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Old 02-05-2009, 01:49 AM
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4X4 Light Blinking

I have a 1998 rodeo and my 4x4 light blinks at all times until you press the 4x4 button, then the light goes steady. Any ideas why it flashs all the times?
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Re: 4X4 Light Blinking

The ECU is not getting a signal that the 4WD function is dis-engaged. This could be a real fault, i.e. the front axle or transmission has not fully dis-engaged, or it could be the position switch on either of these components is defective.

Will need some trouble-shooting.

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Re: 4X4 Light Blinking

Check THIS POST for some help with trouble shooting the 4wd system.
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