Try shifting it into high at the transmission. It may be that you cable linkage is not functioning properly
High Gear
I have a 2004 ranger that makes a grinding sound when you put it in high gear and it will not move. It acts like the transmission is not engaging. Reverse, Nutural, and low work fine. It is a 4x4 model. Is this a common problem?
My uncle has a 2002 or 2003 2x4 and his does the same thing.
Any help would be great
My uncle has a 2002 or 2003 2x4 and his does the same thing.
Any help would be great
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Chip, I don't know anything about your problem but others will chime in but welcome to PRC.
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Try shifting it into high at the transmission. It may be that you cable linkage is not functioning properly
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I will also bet cable is out of adjustment.
Try shifting it into high at the transmission. It may be that you cable linkage is not functioning properly
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I will also bet cable is out of adjustment.
Dealer took a look at it and it is trashed. The showed me the gears inside, not good. The transmission got water in it somehow, and killed it.
Anyways I bought a new trany and istalled it tonight. Back like new
Anyways I bought a new trany and istalled it tonight. Back like new
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