4wd

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Asked by Jason Dec 30, 2008 at 05:25 PM about the 2000 Chevrolet Blazer Trailblazer 4-Door 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

ok, so i have bout 93000 miles on my blazer, and i just replaced my stereo, but ever since, my 4wd wont turn on, i cant use auto, 4hi or 4lo, i tried unpluggin the switch and pluggin it back in, but it wont work

hopefully it will b simple and cheap

please help

jason

5 Answers

135

You might have blown the 4WD fuse. Are you getting any idiot lights (namely the 4WD light)?

3,865

It could be a fuse, it could also be the switch... these switches are notorius for going bad. Do the buttons light up when you start the vehicle and is there any lights at all once it's running? If it lights up when you start the vehicle, then the fuse should be ok.... i have a switch in my tool box that is good but a corner of it is chipped.... P/N is 15708958

45

well, c, the 2hi lights up, and stays lit, and when i switch to auto4, or 4hi or lo, it flashes for bout 30 sec, and than it goes back to 2wd, so i mean i guess it isnt the fuse than, but yea, it just sucks since its been snowin a lot lately, lol

3,865

when i have time later tonight, i'll see if i can get the diagnostics from GM as well as the wiring diagram

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