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Old Apr 19, 2011 | 12:09 PM
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hey guys, ive got a '91 s10 blazer, 4.3. I've tried shifting my truck into 4wd but has never engaged. Where should I begin diagnosing? Thank you guys.
 
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Probably a problem with the vacuum system and/or front axle engagement cable.

Have a look at this thread:
4x4 No Worky.... Maybe this will help....
 
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thank you very much. will begin working on it. thanks!
 
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are there any fuses I need to check? I looked for a TCCM fuse but didnt find it
 
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