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1998 and NEWER questions ONLY!! I WILL REJECT QUESTIONS FROM 1998 BACK. Electrical diagnosis. Brake Diagnosis. Driveability, Service Engine Soon Lights. Some Engine mechanical. Tires and wheels. ABS. HVAC. Air Bag (SIR). Interior, seats, etc... 6.6L Duramax Diesel diagnosis. 6.5L diesel diagnosis. I WILL not answer Alignment questions OR carburetor questions. No heavy internal transmission
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Last thing, my answers are JUST SUGGESTIONS and ADVICE and you should ALWAYS CHECK with your mechanic for proper diagnosis and repair.

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Topic: GMC Repair



Expert: CAJUNSC/RAMBLER390
Date: 1/13/2008
Subject: gmc service 4wd

Question
i have a 03 gmc k1500hd, w/ quadrasteer. i have a service 4wd that shows on my readout. at start up all the lights on the push buttons come on, then go out right after start up. a code p1875 has been read. i have replaced push button switch, i then was told the sensor on the t/case, i then replaced, still nothing. please help! russ.

Answer
Hi
I would advice you, so you dont spend anymore money on unneeded replacement of expensive parts.
It is a pretty technical diagnosis for this code, and the switch and or encoder motor had NOTHING to do with this code.
Therefore, I would advise taking it to a GOOD electrical repair shop, or dealership and have it properly diagnosed.
Thats my advice.
I Hope it helps
Pawl
PS IF you happen to want the diagnosis for this code, I'll be happy to send it along, just ASK.
Pawl

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