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Old Sep 18, 2009 | 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr. eXtreme
Forgive my ignorance... But what does IWE stand for? What does it do?

Could it have been messed up when it was in for service?
It wasn't doing this prior to me taking it in... And they put all of two miles on it
IWE stands for Integrated Wheel End. Basically it's the system that locks and unlocks the front hubs on all 4x4's, it consists of vacumm operated hubs and a control solenoid with check valves inline. When the vac is weak, the hubs try to self engage and you get the clicking sound. The most common cause of failure is a bad solenoid valve, the o-rings inside start to leak creating a weak vac signal.

They could have messed it up, but I doubt it, it's more likely a coincidence.
 
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Old Sep 18, 2009 | 03:37 PM
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Dealer called... It was the passenger side exhaust flange where the Y-Pipe meets the manifold. And the trans fluid I saw on the under body was just blow back from the problem! NO LEAKS!! No more trans issues!! For now....

Thanks everyone for your help! And I hope in the mean time this was helpful to the rest of you...

HAPPY WEEKEND!!
 
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