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4x4 engages automatically when driving my 2001 GMC Sonoma SLS When I start my truck up and put it in gear (automatic) there are a few times it kicks into 4wd automatically without hitting any of the buttons. Sometimes into 4 High and sometimes into 4 Lo. What causes such a problem?
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is this an extended cab ,4wd,automatic or manual transmission ,,studdering can be anything from needing a tune up --tires balanced -motor mount-suspension- c/v axle --u-joints torque converter-rear -transmission clutch-4wd components etc
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Hello RD. Yes, Inside your transfer case there is a clutch that is made up of several plates that are designed to slip when there is a difference in torque between the front and rear. If improper type of fluid was put in or if the fluid levels were allowed to get low it may have caused damage. If indeed that improper fluid was put in, drain and refill with the proper fluid.
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