pcrawfordpt
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Long story…so hang with me.
Had the issue with the FAD bushing go bad. Horrible vibration noise. Also seemed to get some transfer case noise (not sure if related) at the same time.. Fon d the STAR case on the FAD Bushing and had the repair done. A few weeks later was in 4lo, and while getting a spot, my spotter told me my front wheels weren’t spinning.. I turned the lockers on and got the front driver to work, but not that passenger. Found the nubbin on connector to the FAD, that secures it tight, was broken off. I could easily pull It off, and when I did water came out. We had gone through several water crossings and i figure I must have shorted it out or something, and FAD actuator would not work. No dash lights ever came on. Tazer showed several DTC’s. B161B7-15 (fixed), C1514-87 (O2 sensor?), U0415. (ABS), P215C-00 (output shaft/wheel speed sensor), and P1DB6-00 (PCM/TCM). Took it back to the dealer and they replaced the FAD actuator. However, now they started experiencing he dreaded Service 4wd light. They ran diagnostics and replaced a ton of parts/sensors to date, but still can’t get it to go away. DTCM twice, the TCM, TC Range Position Sensor, overlaid the harness from the TC to the DTCM, replaced the 4wd transfer case shifter/switches, tested for voltage drops (no voltage codes at all), and tested wheel speed sensors. They even checked the TC fluid, found metal and replaced it as well. All done under the guidance of FCA Engineering and STAR cases.
*here’s where are are now: Can engage 4wd hi/lo, but as soon as they engage the lockers the Service 4wd light comes on and kicks it out of 4wd. They mentioned it’s still throwing codes in relation to the output transmission shaft speed not correlating with the TC speed. Assume that’s the P215C and P1DB6 DTC’s? No Serv Axle Locker message. Will resume working with Engineering tomorrow, but if anyone has experienced this same issue and has a solution, I would greatly appreciate your input, and will pass it on to the dealership. I have ZERO complaints with the dealership. They have gone way above and beyond to help me, just looking for some help for them/us. I’m supposed to leave for our annual Moab trip Wednesday, meeting up with friends on Friday., so I’m desperate!
Had the issue with the FAD bushing go bad. Horrible vibration noise. Also seemed to get some transfer case noise (not sure if related) at the same time.. Fon d the STAR case on the FAD Bushing and had the repair done. A few weeks later was in 4lo, and while getting a spot, my spotter told me my front wheels weren’t spinning.. I turned the lockers on and got the front driver to work, but not that passenger. Found the nubbin on connector to the FAD, that secures it tight, was broken off. I could easily pull It off, and when I did water came out. We had gone through several water crossings and i figure I must have shorted it out or something, and FAD actuator would not work. No dash lights ever came on. Tazer showed several DTC’s. B161B7-15 (fixed), C1514-87 (O2 sensor?), U0415. (ABS), P215C-00 (output shaft/wheel speed sensor), and P1DB6-00 (PCM/TCM). Took it back to the dealer and they replaced the FAD actuator. However, now they started experiencing he dreaded Service 4wd light. They ran diagnostics and replaced a ton of parts/sensors to date, but still can’t get it to go away. DTCM twice, the TCM, TC Range Position Sensor, overlaid the harness from the TC to the DTCM, replaced the 4wd transfer case shifter/switches, tested for voltage drops (no voltage codes at all), and tested wheel speed sensors. They even checked the TC fluid, found metal and replaced it as well. All done under the guidance of FCA Engineering and STAR cases.
*here’s where are are now: Can engage 4wd hi/lo, but as soon as they engage the lockers the Service 4wd light comes on and kicks it out of 4wd. They mentioned it’s still throwing codes in relation to the output transmission shaft speed not correlating with the TC speed. Assume that’s the P215C and P1DB6 DTC’s? No Serv Axle Locker message. Will resume working with Engineering tomorrow, but if anyone has experienced this same issue and has a solution, I would greatly appreciate your input, and will pass it on to the dealership. I have ZERO complaints with the dealership. They have gone way above and beyond to help me, just looking for some help for them/us. I’m supposed to leave for our annual Moab trip Wednesday, meeting up with friends on Friday., so I’m desperate!
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