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I need help quick guys.Stuck in 4 wheel drive
I put my truck in 4wd just to get it across the lawn,and I had no problem.I put the truck in 2wd,took off down the street,goto make a left and get this awful bind,snap noise.I stop the truck,put it back in 4wd,then into 2wd,back it up 10 feet, go forward and it's still stuck in 4wd.It acts/sounds like the drivers side is hung up and I cannot figure out how to get it back in 2wd.I have to drive 48 miles a day and I really dont wanna burn my front diff up.any idea's on how to get it out??
Just to be clear,the tranfer case is shifting fine, lo/hi range. I jacked the front left tire up, put it in neutral,and if I spin the wheel,the front driveshaft is spinning. I did try to hold the driveshaft,spint the wheel,no dice,if one spins,the other goes with it.I cannot find a 4wd/Front actuator on the axle or a fuse.any ideas??
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1999 Dakota 5.2, 3.92 gear 31x10.5 tire Curtis 7.5' poly plow. At least I only push snow,If I drove Ford I would be pushing the truck too..... I work on them all.......And they all suck when they break.... |
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There is no axle disconnect on your truck. The front shaft will spin any time the front wheels rotate. All the t-case does is disconnect the front shaft from the drive line internally when in 2wd.
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I imagine the 'snap' you heard was the t-case disengaging. Occasionally, I notice my t-case sticks in 4hi for a moment...it always pops out when it does this.
As mentioned, we run a 'live axle' in the front. It all spins, all the time.
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when kickin out of 4wd. i always drive backwards about 15foot to make sure, then usualy give her some gas and see if the rear spins.
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Thanks for all the replies.I did figure it out.I realized that the T-case is what connects -disconnects 4wd and that if I had not been pissed off to begin with,I would have figured it out without posting the question.It was the wheel bearing had a ton of play in it,and when I got it off,there were some flat spots in the bearing.I replaced it and all seems good.It has been a real rough time with my vehicles lately.I just picked up a '95 Monte Carlo,with the dreaded 3.1.It was already overheated,from the intake gasket and it wiped the crank out from the coffee milkshake mix.I bought it knowing this (real cheap) I just bought it for gas mileage,it was cheap and to keep the miles down on the Dakota(it's at 196,000 now).Then our Jeep GC I noticed,is leaving a trail of oil whereever it goes and the radiator just puked a quart of coolant on the ground after church.Gotta go get to work,Have a good one guys, and thanks for the replies.
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1999 Dakota 5.2, 3.92 gear 31x10.5 tire Curtis 7.5' poly plow. At least I only push snow,If I drove Ford I would be pushing the truck too..... I work on them all.......And they all suck when they break.... |
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