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1999 GMC suburban Stuck in 4x4HI

Hi my truck wont switch out of 4x4HI. When I try to go into any other the light flashes, and I hear an electrical ticking sound. But I dont feel the usual clunking sound like when I switch to 4lo. Killing my fuel economy
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  • kiwikewl May 08, 2009

    I did have it in 4LO about a week earlier, and had to go up a steep dirt hill. then it switched back to 2HI noproblem. Then I switched it back to 4x4, and ever since then I cant get it to go into 2HI or 4LO.

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    the electrical ticking is the solenoid doing or trying to do its job... did you go off road?

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With truck rolling appx 10 mph,put trans in nuetral and while rolling try changing to different selection on gear selection then place trans back in drive..

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