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  1. ricardortorres355

    Please help me identify this sensor

    No sir, 2002 Tahoe z71
  2. ricardortorres355

    Please help me identify this sensor

    Are you sure?
  3. ricardortorres355

    Please help me identify this sensor

    It’s located on top of flywheel in the back of the engine next to the oil dipstick tube base. It’s. A 3 wire connector that’s bolted to the top of where the flywheel is located.
  4. ricardortorres355

    I need help with 2002 z71 tahoe 5.3 4x4

    So it runs all gears for about 5 seconds or until I reach 20 mph in 2wd and 4 hi and low
  5. ricardortorres355

    I need help with 2002 z71 tahoe 5.3 4x4

    I got some jacks and some cinder blocks lol
  6. ricardortorres355

    I need help with 2002 z71 tahoe 5.3 4x4

    Any advice to a way to do that without an actual lift? Or at least some security measures I should follow?
  7. ricardortorres355

    I need help with 2002 z71 tahoe 5.3 4x4

    It probably fried something, it was a pretty powerful amp
  8. ricardortorres355

    I need help with 2002 z71 tahoe 5.3 4x4

    If you’re referring to the switch buttons yes I have, it seems to work, I hear it when I press the buttons but it does seem like it’s missing the way it use to move the truck physically when it would engage after pressing the buttons.
  9. ricardortorres355

    I need help with 2002 z71 tahoe 5.3 4x4

    How do I do that
  10. ricardortorres355

    I need help with 2002 z71 tahoe 5.3 4x4

    I was testing an amp and subs. Accidentally jumped the remote cable off the 4x4 fuse instead of the wipers one. I drive about 20 minutes and I noticed the service 4wd started displaying. I realized what I did and removed the wire I had jumped off. Put 4x4 fuse back on and service 4wd...

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