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I'm not sure on the 3rd gens, but on the 1st and 2nd gen transfercase you can remove the shift motor, and turn the shaft with a pair of vise grips. I'm thinking that perhaps the transfercase isn't fully engaged.
Not positive on that though...
Not positive on that though...
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You need to check trouble codes. Any good parts store will do it free. You will likely have a P2106 code, which is "Throttle Actuator Control, Forced Limited Power". It's in "limp home" mode because of some issue which could cause damage or is a safety issue, like failed ABS. You may find the code B1342, "ABS Module Malfunction". If that's the cause, you're in for headaches, sorry to say. imp
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