Because the servo is electric, check the fuse panel for a blown fuse - there's a 25 amp fuse in your panel somewhere. The fuse is blown for a reason, ranging from an old fuse which is just "tired", to a "short" in the system, to a worn out servo. You might be lucky and stop at the fuse.
If the switch replacement did not solve the issue, it might be a problem with the transfer case encoder motor or the wiring harness. Have a mechanic check these components to diagnose the problem accurately and fix the 4-wheel drive engagement issue.
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The car might have no electric because the car is getting old.
differential problem
does your front axle hav lockouts? engage them. What kind of axles do you have. Is the sshifteractually hooked up?
If your 1997 Chevy diesel will not shift into overdrive, you might have an issue with a transmission sensor. Some of these vehicles have several sensors that must engage in order to shift.
on almost any automatic 4 wheel drive the gears that engage the hub could be stripped out or stuck cause if you know what the gears that engage the wheel than you would know that they are fradgile lookin but that is what im thinkin it is cause that's what happened to my truck so you probally need some manual hubs to make sure they always work or the problem might be that your transmissoin to the front wheels might be jacked up I don't know Fords that well, but many 4 wheel drive use a small motor basically to engage the 4 wheel drive. These can go bad or become stuck. If you engage the 4 wheel drive with a switch, it is this type. Could be the motor, the switch, fuse.
Sounds like it might be the vaccum switch on the front axle.
The 4wd in the 1999 Chevy blazer is electronic, you just have to push the button. If you have pushed the button and it doesn't engage, it might be a vacuum line. The lines are made of rubber and over time they melt. It costs about $25 for a new metal line. Also, the 4wd is under the battery. If you take the battery out, you might notice that a line got disconnected accidentally.
If the button is not working, might be a vacuum line problem. Vacuum lines engage the 4x4, might need to check the lines to the 4x4 transfer case.
There are a couple of things that might cause a Chevy Tahoe to lurch forward after releasing the brake. One reason could be that the idle is high. The drive shaft may have to be greased.
yes it will.you might need to change drive line length but it will go right in
If the engine is designed for a front wheel drive car then it might fit. If it is for a rear wheel drive car then it probably will not work in a Chevy Celebrity.
Try replacing the four wheel drive fuse