1988 Dodge D-Series Pickups "4wd" Questions

my 4wd is engaged, how can i get it out of 4wd? it seems to be locked. if you were in 4wd on a dry pavement the chain that goes to the transfer case probably got bound up on itself. try to reverse a ...

mitsubishi delicia 2.6 td (shogun engine). fails to release from 4wd so two front wheel lights flashing on dash. Its an auto but have tried usual things like re-engage then disengage and straight line

electric 4WD selector switch on dash does not select/deselect 4WD. I wish to manually shift the selector at the gearbox if this is possible. The electro/pneumatic 4WD switch is not operating on my ...

my isuzu dmax 4x4 manual (year model 2004) have a problem . . . "CHECK 4WD" warning light is always on. isuzu service shop tells me that the 4wd module and actuator needs to be replaced upon

...until I can figure out where to relay switch is. Live on a remote island in alaska. my 1990 toyota 4wd manual tranny wont go into 4wd. the 4wd light does not come on but the vehicle feels like it is ...

4wd light keeps blinking on dash of my 2005 triton ute It's not in 4wd and when I put it in 4wd the light stays on steady It is just a sensor. It will cause no damage to your car. It might annoy the ...

will not select 4wd but 4wd lights come on You may have a 4WD case problem long in the making. Check to see first of all if the linkage is still connected well, and if the hubs lock in. Then, may be ...

where is the fuel filter located on my 86 4wd (22re) where is the fuel filter located on my 86 4wd w/fuel injection(22re)? You're going to laugh when you hear this...not! It's under the intake ...

how does the 4wd work if the car has 4wd and considering the age it should have a lever sort of like the one for your transmission gears. you would have 2 low on top, then 2 high. then N for neutral, ...

I HAVE A NISSAN NAVARA 1986 4WD I GOT A 2ND MOTOR FOR IT SAME AS 1986 SD25 BUT ITS OUT OF A 2WD THE PIL PICK UP AND SUMP ARE DIFFERENT CAN I CHANGE THINGS AROUND TO MAKE THE 2WD FIT MY 4WD? Yes you ...