98 ford expedition light is on 4 low i turned switch on dash to 2 wd light does not change and will not come out of 4 low

Asked by bear69 Jun 09, 2016 at 12:48 PM about the 1998 Ford Expedition

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It could be your actuator valve sticking,4 wheel drive Works off of air. Try checking your hoses for cracks or leaks around the actuator valve for the 4 wheel drive. I think that the actuator is on the front axle it will be a little box will have air lines running to it.checked and make sure they're hooked up,not broken or kinked. Check the harness hook up also. Fuses,ext...hope this helps.

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My expedition sticks sometimes. To get it to unlock I slowly drive to a gravel parking lot, drive in reverse goosing the throttle, then drive forward gooseing the throttle. Sometimes it takes 4 or 5 tries. The problem with mine is the transfer case solenoid gets used so infrequently that it sticks when the auto 4×4 decides it needs all the wheels for something momentarily.

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