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benjaminh2

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  1. not hard at all. once u've got the awd transfercase, just bolt it in. prob gonna have to rewire the 2 speed sensors on the output shaft of the t-case, but that should be it. the awd models dont have a t-case module as there are no shift comands to process and execute.

  2. easy way to rule out/confirm is the front diff, grab a 13mm wrench and a drain pan, pull the front diff drain plug out. if the carrier bearings are wiped out, the drain plug will have a wad of metal stuck to the magnetic tip and the fluid will be gray and sparkly.pretty common occurance on our trucks, i had to do mine at 18k. however a bad wheel bearing will make a similar noise, just check each front wheel for up and down movement, there should be none.

  3. so if everything is getting started a half hour earlier this year, looks like 6:30-7ish at the charlton rest area on the pike. i'm not gonna race my truck, but that should give those of you who are, enough time to get through tech insp., ect.. so below is the list of all those meeting at 7a.m. at charlton rest area to travel down together.... pm me to be added or taken off.

     

    1. gmperformanceguy (me)

    2. booth1 (mike+girly)

    3. coronabandit (mike)

    4. jf-03-ss (jeff)

    5. KJT13 (keith)

    6. sick03ssbad70velle (jesse)

    7. rausche (alex)

     

    bump for time, we're gettin close :rollin:

  4. so if everything is getting started a half hour earlier this year, looks like 6:30-7ish at the charlton rest area on the pike. i'm not gonna race my truck, but that should give those of you who are, enough time to get through tech insp., ect.. so below is the list of all those meeting at 7a.m. at charlton rest area to travel down together.... pm me to be added or taken off.

     

    1. gmperformanceguy (me)

    2. booth1 (mike+girly)

    3. coronabandit (mike)

    4. jf-03-ss (jeff)

    5. KJT13 (keith)

    6. sick03ssbad70velle (jesse)

    7. rausche (alex)

  5. if the 2101 keeps resetting then the prob should be fairly easy to locate. this code sets when the actual throttle angle doesnt match the desired/commanded angle. can you watch these peramiters on your laptop?

  6. theres a PI on the p2101 to check the connector the the throttle body/tac module for poor crimps and broken wires inside the insulation. as for the 3001,3004, those dtc's are unsupported on a 2wd 06 pickup, could be a software/programing issue.

  7. If the guages have been installed for a while then ur right, thats not the issue.just odd that it would start after you were workin in there. there arnt any grounds or anything in that area anyways, at least none that would result in a no start. get the battery load tested, it could just be the battery on its way out. if it tests good then its time to do a draw test and find out whats causing the battery to discharge.

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