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Old Jul 6, 2009 | 06:37 PM
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Blazer will not shift into 4 hi or 4 lo. 4 hi button blinks and goes back to 2 hi. Tried disconnecting battery, but same issue after reset. Checked wires at TCCM, but seem okay. What is bad? TCCM?
 
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3-button or 4-button 4wd dash switch?
 
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Old Jul 7, 2009 | 05:37 AM
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the computer sees that the transfer is not completing a shift. can be mechanical or electrical problem. encoder motors are known to go bad.
 
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Before you assume the encoder motor is the problem, run through the proper testing. Start with getting the codes from the TCCM (OBD2 Non-Automatic Transfer Case Diagnostics). It could be corrosion at the encoder motor. It very well could be an encoder fault, but it is easy enough to check the codes.
 
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Before you assume the encoder motor is the problem, run through the proper testing. Start with getting the codes from the TCCM (OBD2 Non-Automatic Transfer Case Diagnostics). It could be corrosion at the encoder motor. It very well could be an encoder fault, but it is easy enough to check the codes.
I just bought a 99 Blazer a couple hours ago with this same problem. Mine has the 3 button switch.

#15 Fuse keeps blowing out (for the 4x4).

What does TCCM stand for ??

I assume the encoder motor is which does the actual shifting in the transfer case ?
 
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TCCM == Transfer Case Control Module

It is the brains in the 4wd system. It is located behind the passenger front kick panel.
 
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