Hey fellas I'm down coast for long weekend and comin off the beach tonight went to change back to 2wd and the gear stick has gone floppy and I'm stuck in 4wd. Any ideas or is it going to something major
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Hey fellas I'm down coast for long weekend and comin off the beach tonight went to change back to 2wd and the gear stick has gone floppy and I'm stuck in 4wd. Any ideas or is it going to something major
got to get under and have a look
Sounds like a busted or loose linkage.
Dunno for sure, but if you unlock your hubs at least you wont be sending drive to the front wheels and stuffing things up more
Crush 2 Viagra Pills into fine powder and pour into the Transfer Case.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaft10
If that doesn't make the gear stick hard and you have manual hubs just unlock them as prev suggested.
Won't hurt anything at all, you'll just use a tad more fuel.
By Gear Stick I assume you mean the Transfer Case Selector and not the actual Gear Box selector Stick.
drive back slowly in reverse and try moving the selector
Sorry fellas fone went flat. Yeh was a snapped ball joint on the linkage. Had to get underneath and do it by hand. So glad it wasn't something internal
good mate,hey if your stuck we have an emergency contact list here on Np.com .au.if you need help good to look it up..if you where down this way I am always available for a bit of help mate..still cannot find that tallanulla rd I was talking about yonks ago either.
Excellent glad it was a simple fix mateQuote:
Originally Posted by Shaft10
Good to hear it was a simple job mate.
Tallanalla Rd runs from Hoffmans Mill (just south of the camping area) near Logue Brook Dam south across Quindanning Road around the back (east) of the Worsley Alumina Refinery or west of Harris Dam to Mornington Road.Quote:
Originally Posted by wa 489
You wouldn't believe it mate but I'm cuttin pines out near there now. Right on the Stirling dam. Haven't had a chance to have a look around out there yet though
I was down peaceful bay was shit weather though biggest swell I've seen down there in years still got a couple salmon though