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1993 Geo Tracker - Page 8 Questions & Answers
1993 geo tracker engine idels high
you need to post
8vlave
or 16valve motor
they can be either.
but there are 50 things that can kill idle.
air leaks
ISC valve stuck
ignition timing too far advanced a idle.
and many more
tell more , get more.
Daughter says Car ran fine. She stopped. Car will
Mine did the same thing, I had full power with lights, fan, etc but it would NOT do anything when I turned the key. I thought it either had to be the switch or the starter. It was the starter so I had that replaced and a new battery. It's running and starting fine now. Maybe the switch?
TRANSMISSION HAS NO DRIVE BUT HAS REVERSE.
i have the same problem and i replaced the soliniod the govonor body and the vacuum modulator. i have done some research to find out those part work together to give the transmission power but after replaceing those parts i am still stuck. some other things i did find out is it possibly could be rubber seals i dont know wich ones no one tells anything but if you find something out let me know
Reset Check engine light on 1993 Geo Tracker
A 1993 Tracker will have OBD1 technology. Just unplug the battery for 5minutes and plug it back in. If the light persists You will have to find out and repair the problem that your cars computer believes it has.
Transfer case removal
Suzuki Samurai/Sidekick/Tracker 1986-1998 Repair
Guide
Transfer Case Assembly -
REMOVAL & INSTALLATION
Samurai
Models
Even the 2WD Samurai uses a transfer case. Rather than use a straight
line driveshaft from the transmission to the differential, the Samurai
leaves the transfer case in place and replaces its internal working with
a simple offset gear mechanism, thus keeping 2 of the 3 driveshafts
used in the 4WD vehicle.
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On 4WD vehicles, remove the transfer case shift lever.
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Raise and support the vehicle safely.
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Drain the oil from the transfer case.
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Matchmark and remove the driveshafts from the transfer case
assembly. Not all of the driveshafts need to be completely removed from
the vehicle, just unbolted from the case flanges. In most cases, the
shaft or shafts on one side of the transfer case can be repositioned and
supported out of the way.
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Support the transfer case using a suitable transmission jack.
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Disconnect the speedometer cable from the transfer case.
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On 4WD vehicles, disconnect the 4WD switch lead wire at the
coupler.
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Remove the three mounting bolts and/or nuts securing the transfer
case to the chassis, as applicable.
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Carefully lower the transfer case from the vehicle.
To install:
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Position and install the transfer case. Tighten the mounting bolts
to 159-248 inch lbs. (18-28 Nm) and/or the mounting nuts to 19-25 ft.
lbs. (25-34 Nm).
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On 4WD vehicles, connect the 4WD switch lead wire at the coupler.
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Connect the speedometer cable to the transfer case.
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Properly refill the transfer case with an approved type of gear
oil.
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Align and install the driveshafts to the transfer case.
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On 4WD vehicles, install the transfer case shift lever.
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Remove the jackstands and carefully lower the vehicle.
Sidekick, Tracker, Sidekick Sport and X-90 ModelsOn
these models the transfer case is bolted to the transmission and takes
the place of the 2WD transmission's extension housing. Therefore,
transfer case is removed or installed as part of the transmission
assembly.
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