Those were the days!

Dogs come and go though. Look how few of the old-timers still post.

Much as I love being on here, there are days when I don't feel like posting much. Sometimes I just check in and don't say a word.

Sometimes you can't shut me up LOL.

I'd never say that about you, honest <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crossfingers.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> now Randy, absolutely. I feel the same way in posting if there isn't a conversation going that I can actually stay quiet.

Todd I have to run out to the auto parts store, my 4wd won't engage in my blazer and I want to check and see if the sell the control module and I want to check the module first but I need cleaner and dielectric grease just in case.

What model Blazer? My 91 S10 Blazer wouldn't engage. It was a vacuum switch under the battery.

Mine is an 02 and I think I read it isn't vacuum driven anymore. I found a great website called chevytalk and have a couple of leads. Some say it is the transfer case control module(tccm) and on rockauto.com there is a video to replace it(simple) inside the passenger side cabin where your right foot would sit. They say check it for corrosion on the contacts and clean it and apply dielectric grease to the connectors. I was going to try that before having my mechanic take over, he said one of the acuators was sticking. When I hit the switch to shift to 4wd hi or lo you can hear the module but it won't shift in unless in nuetural. Be back in a bit but I'll check back from my phone. When I said I was going earlier I dozed off in the chair reading up on the replacement of the part.

Well got back and tried the fix mentioned to me but still doing the same thing and there was some corrosion on the connectors and pins. When. I finished my wife came home and now we're at big lots. I love to shop, no seriously I do. Later.

I'd just as soon be beaten with a 2x4 than go shopping.

You sound like my wife, it's like pulling teeth getting her in the grocery store.

I don't call what I do "shopping". it's more of a "go get the stuff".