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4wd will not engage all the time.sometimes it works great and then it will just quit.it is vaccum engaged and i have checked it and the fluids and they seem to be working.

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Yes it is vacuum engaged. Check the vacuum motor and last but not least there is a shift fork that it engages to lock your front axle. Sometimes the shift fork gets bent and will not allow engagement. Also check the rubber vacuum line that runs to the engagement motor.

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