i have a 2005 ford f-150 and i noticed when im in two wheel drive the two front cv shafts and front drive shaft turn all the time is this right i had it on the hoist when i noticed it.

Thanks Cory

 

When you were on the hoist, did you had the engine running and the car was "driving" when this happened? If that is the case, the front drive shaft shouldn't be turning if the transfer case is not in 4wd.

 

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i was just changing the oil in my truck when i noticed that the cv shafts and front drive shaft were turning all the time. Its not in 4wd because i can brake torque on the black top. if that not the way then what can i do to fix this problem.

 

Were you turning them by hand, or with the engine?

 

i was turning one of the front wheels by hand.

 

No, that's not right. Most likely cause is either the vacuum solenoid is bad or both of your IWEs are shot. IWEs are the actuators on your hub bearing assemblies.

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Good luck.

 

Agreed.

 

ok sowhat are thesteps to figure out whatswrongweather its theIWE's or thevacuum solenoid so i can fix it.