take it to a shop! Might cost ya but it will fix your problem, try a local
trusted transmission shop
>I have a 97 tahoe and im having problems with the push button 4 wheel
> drive. Just wanting to know if anyone has had the same problem or if
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> i would appreciate any help with this
> thanks
Brian Prater - 28 Sep 2004 05:28 GMT
that is what im trying to keep from doing. parts alone are gonna be very
expensive. I have narrowed it down. its either gonna be the
shift encoder motor $400
computer $300
or possibly a bad ground (im hoping)
i dont want to have to pay someone for hours of searching if i can
hopefully find someone who has had a similar problem
> take it to a shop! Might cost ya but it will fix your problem, try a local
> trusted transmission shop
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> > i would appreciate any help with this
> > thanks
Bob Perkins JustaBenz - 28 Sep 2004 13:54 GMT
sorry I don't have any help options for you. But we have a 97 Tahoe and
haven't had any problems with anything but the water pump which was a 1
time fix and our anti-lock brakes are acting up and some guys in here
told me about the wheel speed sensors.....We have about 93,000 on it.(in
another post I said we had like 78k,ooops) Just curious how many do you
have? and do you use your 4x4 much where your at?
Have a Great One !
Bob :)
Bruce Christian - 29 Sep 2004 03:37 GMT
if you get the service 4wd error, or the buttons do not work, there is a
service bulletin on it. they may replace or flash the encoder motor. My
2003 2500hd had this problem and they finally fixed it, I hope. People have
told me about the earlier models and the push button switches.
bruce
> take it to a shop! Might cost ya but it will fix your problem, try a local
> trusted transmission shop
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> > i would appreciate any help with this
> > thanks