transfer case, shifter seized at the tc case side
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transfer case, shifter seized at the tc case side
Hey guys
need a pointer in the right direction, this forum rocks for simple problems with the cherokee!
i have a standard 4.0L auto with factory tc case, it has seized at the case end of the shifter
is there a common fault i should rectify first? ie linkage bushes? dont think they are to blame as they look new.
i have hit it with a bfh to no avail and umming and arring as to whether i should just pull it out or not?
Cheers for any help!
need a pointer in the right direction, this forum rocks for simple problems with the cherokee!
i have a standard 4.0L auto with factory tc case, it has seized at the case end of the shifter
is there a common fault i should rectify first? ie linkage bushes? dont think they are to blame as they look new.
i have hit it with a bfh to no avail and umming and arring as to whether i should just pull it out or not?
Cheers for any help!
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Hammer didn't work? Jeremy Clarkson will not be amused.
I take it you've already tried to shift it from in the cab while the Jeep is in motion, right? It's not a synchronized gear box and all the gears need to be lined up inside before it will go.
I take it you've already tried to shift it from in the cab while the Jeep is in motion, right? It's not a synchronized gear box and all the gears need to be lined up inside before it will go.
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