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3 hours ago, Mariah Forar said:

The dealership told me that the transfer case was "confused" and didn't know what driving mode it was in so it ended up getting stuck in 4HI causing the rear diff to slip and the truck wouldn't drive forward at all. I was told they had to re-program the transfer case control module so basically meaning they reset it?? and I was told it's good to go... Well we'll see. If it comes down to a computer getting confused then like any phone or laptop, which happens quite often, we reset those when they get "confused" but with my truck, I had to get it towed yesterday because the computer was confused??? Ridiculous. I'll be waiting impatiently for a recall notice.

Good luck hopefully that fixes yours ( although mines still driveable). They did the realern on mine last week and it still is showing up after.

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On 1/25/2020 at 1:33 AM, Colossus said:

Not according to the NHTSA. 

Im still waiting on your NHTSA numbers that they dont provide.  IF you dont know just shut it. 

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On 1/28/2020 at 5:32 AM, Mariah Forar said:

The dealership told me that the transfer case was "confused" and didn't know what driving mode it was in so it ended up getting stuck in 4HI causing the rear diff to slip and the truck wouldn't drive forward at all. I was told they had to re-program the transfer case control module so basically meaning they reset it?? and I was told it's good to go... Well we'll see. If it comes down to a computer getting confused then like any phone or laptop, which happens quite often, we reset those when they get "confused" but with my truck, I had to get it towed yesterday because the computer was confused??? Ridiculous. I'll be waiting impatiently for a recall notice.

How can the rear Diff slip? I think that there is some else causing the problem and they do not know how to fix it.

  • 2 weeks later...
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HI everyone,

 

I am part of this too. Bought a LT trailboss last June and mine was stuck on 4-LO today as I pulled out of my driweway after a snowstorm. For some reason I don't understand although it is stuck in 4-LO the front axle doesn't get any power. That 60k$ truck stuck on rear wheel drive LO gear in deep snow wasn't going anywhere....Had it towed to the dealership...I will let you know what is the problem once they find it. 4wd warning service light is on

What is even more curious, the loaner I have for the weekend  had an amber 4-Hi light with the service 4WD light popping up on my way back from the dealership. It disapeared after a couple miles but still very weird. It cannot be a simple coincidence.

 

Good night

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Mine is currently at the dealership and they are trying to figure out why this is happening. Dropped it off Thursday night. Will update when I have more information.

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I have an 18 2500 with the DMAX, currently having the same issue. Truck has 34k miles, and didn’t have any issues until last oil change at dealer. I assume they did an update and a week later the “service 4wd” message came on. I have an appointment at my local dealer tomorrow and will let everyone know what they say. 

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Starting to lose my patience with this dealer. Was told they cannot duplicate the issue so far (dropped truck off last thursday night with the service light on). Was told that if you shift the transfer case in park than it will throw that light everytime as the transfer case is not supposed to be shifted with the truck in park. I'm calling bs on that. And even if that was the case than they should be able to get an active code fairly easily than. The light has come on when driving as well as when switching out of auto when I pulled into the garage. Was also told that they need the loaner back as it has been sold. When I asked what there plan is now for the truck I was told that since they dont have another loaner available that they will let me keep it for one more day and they will try to duplicate again tomorrow. 

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28 minutes ago, 19Sierra said:

Starting to lose my patience with this dealer. Was told they cannot duplicate the issue so far (dropped truck off last thursday night with the service light on). Was told that if you shift the transfer case in park than it will throw that light everytime as the transfer case is not supposed to be shifted with the truck in park. I'm calling bs on that. And even if that was the case than they should be able to get an active code fairly easily than. The light has come on when driving as well as when switching out of auto when I pulled into the garage. Was also told that they need the loaner back as it has been sold. When I asked what there plan is now for the truck I was told that since they dont have another loaner available that they will let me keep it for one more day and they will try to duplicate again tomorrow. 

one would think an intelligent GM engineer would build this logic into their software.

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4 minutes ago, 1997SierraSLT said:

one would think an intelligent GM engineer would build this logic into their software.

You would think. They've gotten the same code 4 times. Now they tell me that it is always a history code not an active code and that they cant do anything unless it's an active code. So At first I'm told they cant do anything unless there's a code. Now that there is a code I'm told it's the wrong kind of code. Seems they are trying all they can to get me to just live with it. That's not gonna happen. 

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On 2/10/2020 at 6:31 PM, 19Sierra said:

You would think. They've gotten the same code 4 times. Now they tell me that it is always a history code not an active code and that they cant do anything unless it's an active code. So At first I'm told they cant do anything unless there's a code. Now that there is a code I'm told it's the wrong kind of code. Seems they are trying all they can to get me to just live with it. That's not gonna happen. 

I took my 18 2500hd in today and got told the 4wd actuator is going out on the new trucks like crazy. I was told it would take 2 days to get it in. So be ready for the 4wd light to come on

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On 12/24/2019 at 11:45 AM, Ksalway said:

Scheduled an appointment for mine can’t get it in until December 30th. Any luck on your part coming in? The service 4wd message has come on 4 times now but clears itself

 
Still haven’t gotten the new TCCM.  It’s been over two months that it has been on order. Tonight while the truck was in 2WD the warnings and messages came back. The parking brake also did not want to disengage automatically when putting it in gear and giving a bit of gas. 
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Still haven’t gotten the new TCCM.  It’s been over two months that it has been on order. Tonight while the truck was in 2WD the warnings and messages came back. The parking brake also did not want to disengage automatically when putting it in gear and giving a bit of gas. 
Posted
7 hours ago, KyAT4 said:
 
Still haven’t gotten the new TCCM.  It’s been over two months that it has been on order. Tonight while the truck was in 2WD the warnings and messages came back. The parking brake also did not want to disengage automatically when putting it in gear and giving a bit of gas. 

Mine is going back in Monday now to get an update to the tccm. 

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