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Question posted by chowlady75 on November 17th, 2013

4 Wheel Drive Not Engageing When Button Is Pushed

the 4 wheel drive will not engage when button is pushed. we have vacume to the aucatior. when auto is running the acuator will comperss but nothing happens

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