1999' S10 Chevy Blazer question
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Hello, I have a 1999' S10 Chevy Blazer my question is... on my dash board I have the auto 4x4 switch that has the 4 different buttons on it. The lights just flash when I switch to 4H or 4L and even when I switch to auto 4x4 the light just flashes. I have checked the actuator under the battery tray all is good there noticed that the vacuum line had sone dry rot to it near the manifold area where the vacuum lines runs to the transfer case it self. So I replaced the entire vacuum line and tried that and the lights still flash on the on the dash board switch. I went to the passenger side of the blazer and pulled off the module and cleaned both of the wiring harnesses and placed it back together. Once the switch just flashes. I have read some forms about the vacuum switch that is on the top of the transfer case it self... here is my question are there 2 different types of transfer cases made in that year only reason I ask id my transfer case doesn't have the 3prong vacuum switch that I have read on other forms here. On my transfer case there was a nipple that the vacuum line ran to from the actuator... I can hear it shift when I switch it from
4H to 4L its just the light keeps on flashing. if someone has any in site on this please get back to me. I'm very mechanically inclined and do most of my repairs on my vehicles but, this has me stumped omg.
4H to 4L its just the light keeps on flashing. if someone has any in site on this please get back to me. I'm very mechanically inclined and do most of my repairs on my vehicles but, this has me stumped omg.
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if you know what selection its in, shut the truck off then move the dial to that setting then turn the truck on. we just had a envoy come into the shop for the same thing. it was stuck in 4low and looks like someone put it in 2wd with the truck off and confused the computer.
so if youre in 2wd put the selector to 2wd then start the truck up and see if it works. just a idea
so if youre in 2wd put the selector to 2wd then start the truck up and see if it works. just a idea
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Hello, I have a 1999' S10 Chevy Blazer my question is... on my dash board I have the auto 4x4 switch that has the 4 different buttons on it. The lights just flash when I switch to 4H or 4L and even when I switch to auto 4x4 the light just flashes. I have checked the actuator under the battery tray all is good there noticed that the vacuum line had sone dry rot to it near the manifold area where the vacuum lines runs to the transfer case it self. So I replaced the entire vacuum line and tried that and the lights still flash on the on the dash board switch. I went to the passenger side of the blazer and pulled off the module and cleaned both of the wiring harnesses and placed it back together. Once the switch just flashes. I have read some forms about the vacuum switch that is on the top of the transfer case it self... here is my question are there 2 different types of transfer cases made in that year only reason I ask id my transfer case doesn't have the 3prong vacuum switch that I have read on other forms here. On my transfer case there was a nipple that the vacuum line ran to from the actuator... I can hear it shift when I switch it from
4H to 4L its just the light keeps on flashing. if someone has any in site on this please get back to me. I'm very mechanically inclined and do most of my repairs on my vehicles but, this has me stumped omg.
4H to 4L its just the light keeps on flashing. if someone has any in site on this please get back to me. I'm very mechanically inclined and do most of my repairs on my vehicles but, this has me stumped omg.
EDIT: See this thread https://blazerforum.com/forum/tech-a...rmation-41198/
Last edited by rockp2; 02-26-2014 at 08:44 PM.
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