Low range will not engage after transfer case selector replacement

[Manuel4x4]

Hi everyone,





I collected my Grenadier from the dealer after they replaced the transfer case selector because the linkage pin had come out.





The differential locks now work correctly, but low range will not engage.





The lever moves, but it seems the transfer case is not going fully into low range.





The dealer also did several warranty jobs (door locks, campaigns, etc.), so I suspect the transfer linkage might not be correctly adjusted after the selector replacement.





Has anyone experienced this after a selector or linkage repair?





Does it sound like a linkage adjustment issue, or could something else be wrong?





Thanks in advance.

 

[Eric]

Hi everyone,





I collected my Grenadier from the dealer after they replaced the transfer case selector because the linkage pin had come out.





The differential locks now work correctly, but low range will not engage.





The lever moves, but it seems the transfer case is not going fully into low range.





The dealer also did several warranty jobs (door locks, campaigns, etc.), so I suspect the transfer linkage might not be correctly adjusted after the selector replacement.





Has anyone experienced this after a selector or linkage repair?





Does it sound like a linkage adjustment issue, or could something else be wrong?





Thanks in advance.

Two possibilities a) simple one, the gaiter leather is bunching up and preventing the lever going fully back. That has happened to me twice. And b) the linkage connection on the lever needs adjusting. That also happened to me twice after the lever was replaced after the pin loss

 

[Manuel4x4]

Thanks for the reply.
I think it will be the second option; I understand you couldn't make these adjustments yourself. I'll have to go back to the dealership