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Richie O wrote:I would start by oiling everything up. The shift rods where they enter the case should be emery clothed and oiled up. They look pretty rusty. Maybe the rods are not going in or out enough to engage it all the way. If you have to, put it in 4 wheel drive and unlock 1 front hub to drive the thing home. Just make sure to jack the wheel off the ground to double check that the hub unlocked. Sometimes they hang engaged.
mcarmaniac wrote:My truck won't stay in 2 Hi it keeps jumping out of it. But it will stay in 4 Hi?? Does anybody know what might be wrong with it or how to fix it? Is there a linkage that might be out of adjuctment? How can see how the linkage would be adjustible tho? Any help would be great.
PToombs wrote:I meant because of the rust, but there's no adjuster on that one.
Never run with 1 hub in or out. Always have both in or out, except for emergencys. With only 1 engaged, the spider gears spin on the pin, wearing the pin and spiders out.
I'd move the lever to get the sliders to come out, then emery them and grease them like richie said. You may need a bar to pry them out, from the looks of the shafts.
The way the weather has been, you're better off to get it to work, in case you need it on the way home. Unless you want to put 4-500 lbs in the back for traction, or put the shaft in if it gets crappy out.
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