4 wheel drive problem ??
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4 wheel drive problem ??
my 2004 ford F-150 4x4 Fx4 is not engaging the 4x4...i just put on new vacuum hubs this spring which cost me a 1000 bucks cdn..and now when i turn my 4x4 on..there is this clanking noise during each revolution..seems like my 4x4 is not fully engaging...would someone know what is going on with this truck..
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same issue
I have had the smae issue with my '04 and have tried to get it fixed (I think 3 times now) with no avail. I have found out 2 times it wasn't working the hard way (luckily I was around civilization and able to get unstuck - could have been much worse if out in the back woods). After forking out ~$400 each "fix" and still not having it work, I am getting a bit pissed. The truck is worthless w/o 4x4. This appears to be a common problem, yet Ford won't do anything about it.
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Is there a shift fork in the 04 F150s? Everything I have read seems to be about the 03s.
I have an 04 and I'm having 4WD problems! I move the switch on the dash to 4H and I can hear the IWE actuator click. I can also hear the motor on the Tcase operate but I'm not sure if it is engaging completely. Is there anyway to tell if the motor is working completely?
I have checked for vacuum at my hubs in 2wd and it is there. When I shift to 4H the vacuum goes away. This tells me that the IWE actuator is working correctly. I have also tested 4L and the Tcase dose shift to the lower gear but I don't get front tire spin.
The truck's back tires are off of the ground, the fronts are on the pavement and the only tires that spin are the rear. I would think that if 4WD worked the front tires would pull the truck right off of the jackstands.
I have an 04 and I'm having 4WD problems! I move the switch on the dash to 4H and I can hear the IWE actuator click. I can also hear the motor on the Tcase operate but I'm not sure if it is engaging completely. Is there anyway to tell if the motor is working completely?
I have checked for vacuum at my hubs in 2wd and it is there. When I shift to 4H the vacuum goes away. This tells me that the IWE actuator is working correctly. I have also tested 4L and the Tcase dose shift to the lower gear but I don't get front tire spin.
The truck's back tires are off of the ground, the fronts are on the pavement and the only tires that spin are the rear. I would think that if 4WD worked the front tires would pull the truck right off of the jackstands.
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Do the 2004 F150s have the shift fork that is commonly referred to?