The model was exactly as I removed. It came from a rebuilder.
The other day when I was working on this it did not seem like the actuator was engaging far enough.
I proved this out tonight. I pulled the actuator and inserted a 3/4 inch socket in and then the actuator. Wheels did not turn in 2wd...
OK, I could not download those files referenced in the above post. they showed to be infected.
I put on a new TCCM and still nothing. Must be something inside the front diff that is causing me grief.
As stated before, the front driveshaft turns providing rotation into the front diff. I can...
Thanks for the diagnostic manuals much appreciated! I'll check it out.
I will also check the power steering pump. Thanks.
I already tried a new actuator, did not resolve issue.
Should have a new tccm by Wednesday.
I'll update afterwards.
See my post in this section if you have not figured it out. It's simple
https://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/99-tahoe-4wd-not-engaging-however.144340/
Yes I just tried, I was able to push the fork, it locked both wheels together. However the actuator does not appear to travel as far as I had to push in the screw driver.
The actuator travel is only an inch. It's an electrical motorized actuator. The travel is set but a stop on the ram.
I guess...
Since everything has checked out except the tccm, I will replace that as I see nothing else that could be stopping this from engaging.
The removal of the tccm is straight forward if you get a pair of pliers to pull down on the tccm after removing the two 10mm bolts that hold it in place.
After...
Yes the front driveshaft turns when 4wd is engaged.
I took it off the stands, put it in 4wd, drove it then jacked up the front.
The wheels and shaft turn by hand, but they are not turning together. Something in the diff must not be engaging.
Not sure how the stub shafts get engaged.
So there are the 2 wire connectors, if you look there is a bracket which I assume something should go there. The white connector goes above the actuator. The red connector comes out of the crankshaft position sensor harness.
I thought the white connector was a propshaft speed sensor, but B-train...
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