Pcm??

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svike

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Hi All,

I have a 2000 EB that I bought last year and have hardly driven. The reason is that 2 days after I brought it home the x-fer case started acting up. It was dead.

After letting it sit for a while while I calmed down I started working on it, but I still have 1 big issue.

OK, here are the original symptom:

1) x-fer case would only engage in Low Range. High range gave grinding sounds and no propulsion.
2) When in 4-low the speedometer reads 4x actual speed (approx)
3) Air compressor running lots.


The biggest problem that I still have is #2. Oh, and I can switch in and out of 4HI all day log with no problem, until I switch into 4LOW. After engaging 4LOW ( and disengaging it) I cannot switch out of 4HI. If I turn the ignition off and restart the Expy, it will go back to AUTO 4WH, but not until I switch it off. Here is what I have done:

1) Replaced the transfer case with a used one.
2) Left the shift motor and VSS on the "new" transfer case that came with it.
Converted the suspension (loving it!)
3) Tried replacing the GEM with a used one. No Change
4) Replaced the 4WD transfer relay module. No Change.

I am really at a loss. I like the ride in this truck, but I want to know what is causing my trouble. I use this truck for Scouts and need to know it is reliable.

Could it be the PCM?

Any Ideas? Any thoughts would be appreciated.


Thanks!
 

98EXPnSRQ

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Geez, it's one tcase problem after the other... I just posted this and you should try it. "Before you do anything else, disconnect the battery leads and touch the two leads together for a minute or two. This will remove all residual power in the PCM. Make sure the switch is in 2wd or AWD and the transfer case arrow was also in this position when you install the new motor. Reconnect, start it and let it run for a minute then try shifting the switch. The transfer case motor has a position switch inside that goes bad. When this happens the PCM doesn't know where it is shifted and things go down hill from there. This procedure resets everything."
 
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