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Old Jan 3, 2009 | 11:20 AM
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first off what a great forum.you guys are very helpfull to the average joe.ok so i have a 94 jimmy 4x4 with push button 4wd.i bought it for the winter and it was working fine.then it would only go from 2wd to 4 low.no 4 high.now it wont even go into 4 low.i read other post and eliminated the vacume actuator under the bat tray.no leaks.it had constant vacumeso i replaced the vac switch on top of the transfer case.still no 4wd.i hit the button and i can hear the electric motor on the transfer case buzzing but still nothing.does this motor.have gears or pins that break or strip?thanks for any help
 
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Default RE: another 4x4 problem

You should start by reading the codes (if any) present in the TCCM. Follow the information in the link below to do so:
NV233 transfer case / encoding motor switch
 
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