2006 Denali: The all wheel drive is not working properly. Back wheels spin in ice and snow for a few seconds before front wheels engage>>>

Asked by jwhughessr Jan 09, 2012 at 02:10 PM about the 2006 GMC Sierra 1500 Denali Crew Cab 5.8 ft. 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

See question.  The vehicle is a yukon xl denali

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IT WILL SLIP A BIT BEFORE ENGAGING, IF ITS NOT ENGAGING AT ALL THEN IT SOUNDS LIKE THE AUTO LOCK UP FUNCTION ISNT WORKING PROPERLY OR THE CLUTCH PACKS INSIDE THE T-CASE HAVE BURNT UP AND NOT GRIPPING EACH OTHER PROPERLY, ITLL HAVE TO GO TO A DRIVELINE SPECIALIST TO CONFIRM AND FIGURE OUT WATS NEEDED, A FULL REBUILD IS APPROX 1200-2000 GRAND DEPENDING ON WHO DOES IT.

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Hi I have same problem, auto lock happens in t-case? I just want to confirm before I replace t-case that t-case is the problem and not front diff, I never heard any popping or anything so I'm assuming that the t-case is toast

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