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Old 01-06-2010, 08:04 PM
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I have a 99 Blazer with the T-case 4x4 Auto option (4 button). When I put it in 4x4 auto the service 4x4 light comes on and I get a C0374 code and when I put it into 4x4 hight I get a C0305 code. I have checked all the plugs on the t-case and all look clean and OK. Where is the front propshaft speed sensor located so I can test it? I am thinking the C0305 code is the C0374 code problem.

Also if I find that it's bad, anyone have a part # so I can order online.
 

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C0305 - Front Propshaft Speed Sensor System Malfunction
C0374 - General System Malfunction

The C0305 code can definitely cause the C0374 code so start there. Inspect the wiring harness to the front speed sensor for damage as this can cause a C0305 code to set. The front prop speed sensor is located near the front output shaft on the top of the transfer case.
 
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Thanks,

Just what I needed. I will get it up on the lift in the morning and check everything out.

Charles
 
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CETthomas,
Any updates to the issue you were having?
 
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Yes, it was the sensor. With the help form swartlkk I found the problem and had it fixed in about 30 min.
 
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