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Old 02-21-2013, 12:37 PM
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P1876 code(transfer case 2wd solinoid curcuit fault

One of the codes that came up while I was playing with AE was P1876. Transfer case 2wd solinoid circuit fault. My 4 wheel drive is not working at this time. Does this telling me that the shift motor is in need of replacement? The indicator light shows 4x4 on the dash when I turn the switch on.
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Old 02-21-2013, 12:49 PM
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Anytime you have a DTC code and aren't sure what the most likely cause is, Google it!

Try -> Ford Superduty P1876

There's a Bunch of info
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The indicator on the dash is tied to the position of the transfer case so your case should be locked when the light is on. The solenoid that's giving the code is likely the one on the passenger side fender for the vacuum hubs. So while you light may be on, the hubs aren't necessarily locked.
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Old 02-21-2013, 05:14 PM
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The indicator on the dash is tied to the position of the transfer case so your case should be locked when the light is on. The solenoid that's giving the code is likely the one on the passenger side fender for the vacuum hubs. So while you light may be on, the hubs aren't necessarily locked.
Thank you for the useful reply. I think you got me on the right track. We got snow today and I was able to use 4x4 by manually lock in the front hubs. Again, Thank you for the reply.
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Old 02-24-2013, 08:07 AM
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Is the pulse vacuum hublock solenoid a dealer only item? Or is there any salvage yards that deal in diesel trucks? We don't have any close to me that do.
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