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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / January 2006Low Range wont engage
I have a 2000 model and I put it in neutral and switch over to low range, and nothing? it goes into high range (and even stays there where I move it on to low) any tips Chaps - it is very much likely me being an arse, but Ive read the manual 50 times and done everything to the letter Really grateful for any help John Did you press down the brake pedal? JackC Giving up the right to arms is a mistake a free people get to make only once. I will not make that mistake. > I have a 2000 model and I put it in neutral and switch over to low range, > and nothing? [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > John sure did Jack - tried everthing i could think of > Did you press down the brake pedal? > JackC [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> >> John > sure did Jack - tried everthing i could think of > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >> any tips Chaps - it is very much likely me being an arse, but Ive read > >> the manual 50 times and done everything to the letter This could be a lot of things (transfer case shift motor, 4wd module, or one of several sensors). Best to get the codes read to see where it is. I am guessing it is the module or one of the sensors feeding it, but the module is big bucks and the sensors are not. Than check your shift motor, that causes many problems. Many just don't know the shifter has to be in neutral and the brake needs to be applied for 4 wheel low to engage JackC Giving up the right to arms is a mistake a free people get to make only once. I will not make that mistake. >> sure did Jack - tried everthing i could think of >> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > is. I am guessing it is the module or one of the sensors feeding it, > but the module is big bucks and the sensors are not. . Many just don't know the shifter has to be in neutral and the brake needs to be applied > for 4 wheel low to engage And clutch engaged if it has 1 |
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