If absolutely nothing happens when you turn the switch then it is almost definitely the four wheel drive module. It is located behind the right side (passenger side) kick panel. It is a black box and is usually clearly marked. It has one or two electrical connections (plugs) and is incredibly simple to replace. A new one runs between $100 and $120 Point of advice, I have been wondering where this part is, because I have the Haynes manual for my '01 Mazda B4000, and it told me it was on the DRIVERS side. Looked, nothing there. So just be wary of what Haynes and Chiltons says. They are most certainly not always correct. Also it could be a vacuum leak leading down to your module,check on passanger side of the inside fire wall you should see two plugs with vacuum lines,unplug the lines and run a vacuum test on them,your module should hold steady of 8psi if it bleeds off then its your module,and it needs replaced
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Cave noises are also known as ambient sounds in Minecraft. They are strange, creepy noises that play when you are near a dark space.
growning noises
1st: STOP the engine!
Strange noises and vibrations.
Strange noises coming from the forest at night.
A transmission in a 1994 Ford Ranger 2. 3 L 5 can make popping noises due to the transmission being badly mounted. The transmission can also make popping noises if the differential went bad.
Depending on the noise, starting noises are usually- the starter, belts, belt tensioner or bearings on accessories like alternator/power steering.
ticking noise when the gas pedal is pressed in a 2005 ford ranger
Grinding noises, wandering steering, strange tire wear.
There are tests, but it is usually quite obvious, twitching, strange noises. But none of this is evident in the persons sleep. The twitching and noises are going to be consistent.
a mouse lives in the dashboard