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1997 Sonoma won't go into 4wd. When the 4wd button is pushed it

1997 Sonoma 4wd. When the 4wd button is pushed it won't go into 4wd. The 4wd light blinks and there is a noise like its trying to engage but it doesn't.

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Check the actuator under the truck at at the transfer case may need adjustment or lube the actuator rod

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