What the hell causes all of these parts to go within a week of each other?! Anybody have any good sources on these parts? Or should I just check the usual spots? Any words of wisdom for me? I think I can take care of the installation by myself, provided there's no coding to do on the airbag, and the thing doesn't automatically go off if I disconnect it or something... ;c)
Air Bag Module, 4WD Motor On Transfer Case, ABS Module... WTF?!
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SunlitComet
OBS Jedi-Do Good
Uh, so what exactly happened?
Who Knows...
When I bought the truck the ABS module was flickering on and off, so I expected that one. The truck did see some water when hurricane Sandy came through, so perhaps that's what took out the transfer case motor/maybe a bad connection... Maybe the water caused a bad ground on the air bag and fried it? I don't know...
Of course I took it to the guy down the block instead of the dealer, like I should've learned the first time... The dealer swears it could just be connections instead of actual modules needing replacement.. However, considering I can get all the parts for under $300, I'm thinking of just swapping them out myself and seeing what happens.
When I bought the truck the ABS module was flickering on and off, so I expected that one. The truck did see some water when hurricane Sandy came through, so perhaps that's what took out the transfer case motor/maybe a bad connection... Maybe the water caused a bad ground on the air bag and fried it? I don't know...
Of course I took it to the guy down the block instead of the dealer, like I should've learned the first time... The dealer swears it could just be connections instead of actual modules needing replacement.. However, considering I can get all the parts for under $300, I'm thinking of just swapping them out myself and seeing what happens.
SunlitComet
OBS Jedi-Do Good
I would inspect the internal of bulkhead connector for water damage first.
