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4x4 Drivetrain 4x4 Repairs & Problems

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Old 02-25-2009, 11:03 PM
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4x4 transfer case lights, U1000 quick fix

During a recent snow storm here in SE Pa. I found that I no longer had electrical access to the 4x4 function switch. The lights had gone out. I had put the selector in A4WD and then 4HI and nothing happened. I contacted ON-STAR and their diagnostic check indicated there was an issue with the transmission having "lost communication" with the transfer case. The ON-STAR employee gave me a U1000 code number. After checking many threads related to similar issues I happenned to speak to another Chevy P/U owner who said he had similar problems. He suggested disconnecting the NEG battery terminal, then reconnecting power a few minutes later. So I took his suggestion and GUESS WHAT ? The power came back on to the lights and I now have a 4x4 vehicle again !!! I guess it was like re-booting a computer by turning it off then repowering.
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Old 02-25-2009, 11:09 PM
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Cars today have become too advanced for their own good, its like they are more electrical then mechanical. I hope your problem doesnt resurface, at least now you know how to take care of it at least. If it starts up again I would have to strongly recomend that you pull your engine and put in a Carburated Chevy big block motor with another transmission, that should stop all those pesky electrical gremlins.
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