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Old 11-17-2018, 10:18 PM
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I put a refab tccm into my 1998 Bravada. It clicks on startup.. about 3 times. The old one does not. I have no reference to know if this is an indicator of a bad TCCM or a TCCM that won't work with my system

My AWD still don't work. I'm about 95% giving up on it. I have a horrible feeling it's in the wiring behind the dash somewhere. I have another post on what all I've done.
 
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Old 11-17-2018, 10:32 PM
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Can you post the link to the other thread?

As for the clicking, in my Blazer, it will only click once or twice I think for each new setting.
 
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Old 11-17-2018, 11:20 PM
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https://blazerforum.com/forum/steeri...anymore-97932/

Like I said, I have no reference. Since the Blazer has pushbuttons and multiple settings, I wonder if your TCCM goes through a different series of tests? Remember the Bravada is a no select AWD one speed transfer case.

The TCCM I bought is AC delco 19326776
 
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Is there a service light associated with the system like the Astro's have ?, If so can you read the code?.
 
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Old 11-18-2018, 11:23 AM
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Is there a service light associated with the system like the Astro's have ?, If so can you read the code?.
That light don't come on ever, but I know it functions.
 
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So it does come on briefly when you first start the vehicle ? and then go out after the clicking ? usually it only goes out if a problem is not detected.
 
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So it does come on briefly when you first start the vehicle ? and then go out after the clicking ? usually it only goes out if a problem is not detected.

No it never comes on in any situation. From my previous link, I mentioned I know the LED light works because the previous computer that I was looking at and examining for corrosion, ended up with some water from somewhere (heavy rains) and that seemed to activate the light off and on for a couple days till I replaced the computer. The light had nothing to do with actual functioning of the AWD. The water was making some sort of contact.
 
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The manual describes it as the same case as the astro and i dont think the light is working correctly. If you have access to a Tech II scanner that would help solve things. Ill do some looking to see if I can help more.
 
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Old 11-18-2018, 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Strangerock
The manual describes it as the same case as the astro and i dont think the light is working correctly. If you have access to a Tech II scanner that would help solve things. Ill do some looking to see if I can help more.
No tech II and the Astro guys kicked me off their board because I don't own an Astro, even though our drivetrain is very similar. Very weird people. I have no love for Astro owners now.

I'm seriously contemplating just finding the newest Blazer..2005? and getting one of those. I like the 4 button 4x4, and I'm pretty familiar with the mechanics of that chassis now with all the stuff I've replaced on this Bravada.
 
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Was this system working before the old TCCM got wet ? , what makes you think its dash wiring (just curious), my astro had a broken wire from a rock strike or road debris , it was in the bundle under the drivers door following the frame , I don't think i would have found it without the code that I could read and the test procedure associated with it.
 


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