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Transfer Case Will Not Shift

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Transfer Case Will Not Shift

Cause Correction
DEFINITION: While shifting from HI range to LO range, there is gear clashing or the gear range cannot be selected.
Review the Symptoms - Transfer Case  and perform the necessary inspections.
Actuator lever
  1. Inspect the actuator lever at the shift fork cam for being worn. Refer to Cleaning and Inspection .
  2. Replace the actuator lever if found faulty. Refer to Transfer Case Disassemble  and Transfer Case Assemble .
High/low range shift fork
  1. Inspect the high/low shift fork for the following conditions:
    • Worn shift fork pads
    • The roller on the shift fork for wear or damage
    • Cracked or bent shift fork
    • Shift fork springs and brackets for damage

      Refer to Cleaning and Inspection  .

  2. Replace the following components if found faulty:
Range sleeve
  1. Inspect the range sleeve for the following conditions:
    • Engagement teeth for burrs or damage
    • Sliding freely on the rear output shaft
    • The range sleeve shift fork collar for excessive wear

      Refer to Cleaning and Inspection  .

  2. Replace the range sleeve if faulty. Refer to Transfer Case Disassemble  and Transfer Case Assemble .
High/low planetary carrier
  1. Inspect the engagement teeth for burrs or damage. Refer to Cleaning and Inspection .
  2. Replace the high/low planetary if faulty. Refer to Transfer Case Disassemble  and Transfer Case Assemble .
Front input shaft pilot bearing
  1. Inspect for the following conditions:
    • Failed front input shaft pilot bearing
    • Journal on the rear output shaft for excessive wear or damage

      Refer to Cleaning and Inspection  .

  2. Replace the bearing if faulty. Refer to Transfer Case Disassemble  and Transfer Case Assemble .
  3. Replace the rear output shaft if damaged. Refer to Transfer Case Disassemble  and Transfer Case Assemble .