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Car Forum / Isuzu Cars / July 2006

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Isuzu Rodeo 4WD light blinking - stuck in 4x4

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shubham_goel@hotmail.com - 22 Jul 2006 04:08 GMT
My 1999 (57K miles) Isuzu Rodeo 4WD light is blinking and would not go
away. It is actually stuck in 4WD so I took it to Dublin
Chevrolet/Izusu for repairs. They first said that front axle 4X4 module
is faulty and needs replaced. After replacing still the same. Then they
said that brain (?) behind 4X4 is bad so it was changed, same results.

Now, it is Friday and my vehicle has been with them since Wednesday; I
am worried that they may keep replacing (at my $$$ expense, offcourse)
parts one at a time until it is fixed. I would rather get an upfront
estimate and then decide what I want to do. Are they correct in their
approach?

Any suggestions on the problem or their approach of fixing this
vehicle? Much appreciated.
Wesley - 23 Jul 2006 02:50 GMT
Does the 99 Rodeo use the same Torque on Demand system as the Trooper?  If
yes, I know there have been reports of problems with the solenoids on the
front end that would keep 4WD from engaging or disengaging properly...

Wesley

> My 1999 (57K miles) Isuzu Rodeo 4WD light is blinking and would not go
> away. It is actually stuck in 4WD so I took it to Dublin
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> Any suggestions on the problem or their approach of fixing this
> vehicle? Much appreciated.
 
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