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Re: How do you engage 4 wheel drive in a 1994 Silverado...
First, you need to put it in neutral when you are stopped, then put it in four-wheel-drive, then go to reverse and back-up until the light comes that says your in four wheel drive.
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2 speed electric shift transfer case problems #1 jack up truck place on 4 jack stands. Start and select 4 high position in drive release brake ad watch front driveshaft does it turn "yes" problem is axle actuator on passenger side of differential not engaging axle shaft. "no" apply brakes bring to a stop engage low range does low range work "yes" internal transfer case problems "no" electric transfer case shifting motor failure.
linkage may need adjusted, try adjusting, truck is 10 years old, if that doesn't work, might be an internal problem, don't think the worst, one step @ a time
check to see if the front drive shaft is turning if it is there is a electronic solenoid that engages the front diff its located in center of the diff make sure its pluged in
It does not seem that sufficient diagnosis was done. No, you cant give a specific diagnosis like that without tearing unit down. It's likely that they told you the most common failure and left it at that. Likely there is a problem with your unit...I think this becomes more of a trust issue than a mechanical one. A second opinion from an independent reputable shop may help but either way, you need to have it fixed. In not using it much, it makes me wonder how it got worn. good luck
Check the solenoid at the front axel. This is a rather common prob. First check that power is at the axel, got power, clean and put it back. Please do not even look at the tranfer case! At worst you may need to replace the axel solenoid! Frankster016
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