mattwill
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- Townsville
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- '97 XLT
Hi all
I have a 97 explorer xlt which ive owned for two and a half years. We have had a lot of t case issues with it (I think the common shift fork problem). As it was under a dealer warranty we had to keep taking it back to where we purchased it to get it repaired. Anyway we recently took it in because it had started making a grinding noise on deceleration (this has been the problem which has been recurring for most of the time weve owned the car). It looks like this time the problem has been fixed properly as it has been three months and it hasnt recurred.
THe only problem is I dont think it is shifting into 4wd low now. When I turn the knob to 4H the dash light indicates that it shifts to 4H but when I try and shift to 4l the dash light doesnt change to indicate 4l.
My question is how can i tell if the 4wd is engaging at all and how can i tell if 4l is engaging.
thanks
Matt
I have a 97 explorer xlt which ive owned for two and a half years. We have had a lot of t case issues with it (I think the common shift fork problem). As it was under a dealer warranty we had to keep taking it back to where we purchased it to get it repaired. Anyway we recently took it in because it had started making a grinding noise on deceleration (this has been the problem which has been recurring for most of the time weve owned the car). It looks like this time the problem has been fixed properly as it has been three months and it hasnt recurred.
THe only problem is I dont think it is shifting into 4wd low now. When I turn the knob to 4H the dash light indicates that it shifts to 4H but when I try and shift to 4l the dash light doesnt change to indicate 4l.
My question is how can i tell if the 4wd is engaging at all and how can i tell if 4l is engaging.
thanks
Matt