- Feb 8, 2014
- 1
Hello all,
I'm having the all too common 4wd issue in my 02. The service 4wd light was on and other than the bulb check at key on, I had no selector lights. I replaced the tccm with one out of an 05. This turned off the service 4wd light, but still no lights on selector, not even a bulb check now. I replaced the selector with a new one , no change. I went to the junkyard and got a tccm out of an 04 just to try it, it created the original problem, service 4wd light and only bulb check on selector. I put the tccm back in that turned off the service 4wd light. I used my autoengenuity to scan and attempt to communicate with the original tccm to no avail. Codes C0550 C0327 C0306 C0321 were present at that time. I took the tb with this 05 tccm installed to the chevy dealer and they were not able to communicate with it using the tech2. Any ideas? I haven't looked into the transfer case or encoder because I figured if you can't talk to the tccm, there is probably an issue there that needs to be fixed before even looking at the t-case.
I'm having the all too common 4wd issue in my 02. The service 4wd light was on and other than the bulb check at key on, I had no selector lights. I replaced the tccm with one out of an 05. This turned off the service 4wd light, but still no lights on selector, not even a bulb check now. I replaced the selector with a new one , no change. I went to the junkyard and got a tccm out of an 04 just to try it, it created the original problem, service 4wd light and only bulb check on selector. I put the tccm back in that turned off the service 4wd light. I used my autoengenuity to scan and attempt to communicate with the original tccm to no avail. Codes C0550 C0327 C0306 C0321 were present at that time. I took the tb with this 05 tccm installed to the chevy dealer and they were not able to communicate with it using the tech2. Any ideas? I haven't looked into the transfer case or encoder because I figured if you can't talk to the tccm, there is probably an issue there that needs to be fixed before even looking at the t-case.