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Another 4x4 problem.

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Old 08-21-2006
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Another 4x4 problem.

My 4x4 lights come on in the dash when I switch to 4hi and 4lo but my 00 Mazda still rides in RWD with no power to the front wheels, I can't hear anything at all when standing outside of the truck and putting it in 4wd.
 
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could it be that it is indicating that you are in 4x4. mine lights up for each 4 hi and 4 low to tell me i am in it.
 
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sounds like something in the transfercase. did you check all the wireing? for corrosion and alike
 
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Bumpncarstereo, did you even read what I posted?

Anyways, I checked the wiring nothing seems to be wrong, tried switching in and out of 4wd while under the truck and nothing is engaging. Guess I'll take it to the shop.
 
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so you MANUALLY rotated the 4wd switch? if you didnt, its probably the motor. them going out is not uncommon. they are similar in grade to a windshield wiper motor...
 
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Old 08-22-2006
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Yes I manually switched in and out of 4wd using the ESOF switch, how much would this motor set me back installed?
 
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Do a search. You may not need to replace it, cleaning it usually does the trick. Theres a thread on here somewhere on how to clean them.
 
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Thanks, diocide, i'll clean it as soon as I get the chance, you might've saved me a couple bucks.
 
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Thanks, diocide, i'll clean it as soon as I get the chance, you might've saved me a couple bucks.
No prob.
 
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