2001 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD "pull transfer case chevy" Questions

...transfer case control module is located behind the left side of dash behind the headlight switch, you will need to remove the speedo trim around speedometer, then pull put the headlight switch. the ...

...pull the eng. and replace seal? how long is the standard repair time to replace rear main seal? several things, the rear main seal is accessable by removing the transmission. if this vehicle is ...

...transfer case issue or it can be the drive motor. unbolt actuator from transfer case and slide it out lube and check the rod for damage and or debris ---with transmission in neutral try turning the ...

...switch...Is your controll on the dash a switch you turn.. or on the floor you shift ?? pull the short shaft switch is on top of the transfer case you will see connector with 3 cacum lines going to ...

...i pulled the new actuator to see if it pushes out and it does i looked in the transfer case and the gears are in there what else could it be?????? Pull the front hubs and look for stripped

...transfer case could be locked up. Try pulling the shifter motor (servo) off of the transfer case and manually shifting the vehicle into 4x4. Make sure to block the wheels as it will roll if you shift ...

...transfer case removal How to Remove a Chevy Blazer Rear Transfer Case The transfer case on a Chevrolet Blazer is underneath the vehicle, mounted to the rear of the transmission. On four-wheel drive ...

...transfer case into 4X4 high and then low and see if it will move. If it does after you do this, then the problem would be inside of the transfer case. If it does not move in any gear it would more ...

transfer case loose then pull it back lowering as you go, once done remove it from the jack readjust the jack under your transmission Jack up slightly to expose the transmission bell housing bolts use

...transfer case shift control module about 45 degrees counter clockwise while pulling out at the same time until the module is approximately 90 degrees from the original position. Pull out the module ...