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In a late 1993 Rocky RV (2.8 intercooled TD), I locked the hubs in and pushed the 4H button on the dash but the 4WD light didn't come on. The rear wheels were still only driving and no 4WD..
We got out and wiggled the hubs and locking mechanisms a little and the light on the dash came on and away we went with 4WD...
Is this a common problem / is it anything major?? Is it anything to do with the 4H engagement being a push button rather than a lever?
i reakon its a common problem coz when i 1st got my rocky the vacum switches were broken and had to get them replaced and spartacus had no 4wd light either i forget wat was wrong with his but he had only had 2wd as well, same problem as u think il ask him if he doesnt reply to this.
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Most free wheeling hubs need to be serviced occasionally due to water or just lack off use. This is a fairly easy job for some one with basic mechanical Knowledge. Remove the hubs & clean them & LIGHTLY grease the free wheeling hub & reassemble. Take your time as I did mine & regreased the wheel bearings at the same time in under 2hrs per side.
Regards Michael
