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Guest Message by DevFuse
4wd light stays on....
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scoooobie_du88
, Jul 01 2008 03:06 PM
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scoooobie_du88
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Posted 01 July 2008 - 03:06 PM
Ok, so I found out that my 91 loyale is not stuck, or is no longer stuck, in 4wd, but that the light is staying on...anybody know why or can figure out why that's happening? The help would be much appreciated
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bheinen74
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Posted 01 July 2008 - 03:26 PM
probably a sensor/switch, stuck or broke. pull out the ebrake cover and console, you will see a switch with a black and red wire next to the 4wd selector. thats is most likely the problem, either it is stuck, not disengaging the switch....cracked in half due to the way plastic gets brittle.
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scoooobie_du88
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Posted 01 July 2008 - 04:17 PM
i will have that checked out tomorrow. it's at my bf's shop so i'll tell him. Thank youprobably a sensor/switch, stuck or broke. pull out the ebrake cover and console, you will see a switch with a black and red wire next to the 4wd selector. thats is most likely the problem, either it is stuck, not disengaging the switch....cracked in half due to the way plastic gets brittle.
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