2001 Ford Explorer "turn knob back wheel drive" Questions

knob should say 4auto, 4high, 4low. First, we need to narrow it down to a transfer case issue, or a front axle issue. Step 1) Jack up the front end and place it securely on jack stands. Step 2) Verify

...Turn the knob to unlocked on both sides. Then you will not have front wheel dragging on the drive train and only the rear wheels will be the drive tire. TO put it back in 4x4. Turn the knob back to ...

...knob all you want and it will not go out of four wheel. Sometimes if you turn the car off and restart it it will change but it soon goes right back to four wheel expecially if you slow down or break. ...

...if it is a turn knob that puts it in 4x4.then a wire under the truck is touching the exhaust pipe making it do this. I had this happen to mine. It will be 2 wires so they more and likely came

turn Four Wheel Drive (4WD) selector knob out of 4WD Low to 4WD High, and then finally to 2 Wheel Drive. "4x4" and "LOW RANGE" indicator lights on the instrument panel should no longer be illuminated.

motor With the shift motor out turn your key to run position, then turn your four wheel drive knob or button to setting that you placed the transfer case in, the motor then should be where you need it

...turn the knob from 2WD to 4WD. if that doesnt work, try putting the durango in reverse and then back to drive a couple times. you may have some mud/dirt/oil caked up under there interfering with the ...

knob is turned. any suggestions I would try tapping on the shift motor mounted on the trnasfer case as they have been known to stick at times. I would also make sure you do have the vehicle in neutral

...in Park, try turning dash knob from 2 wheel to 4 wheel low and then  back to 2 wheel..now depress the brake pedal. Instructions to to do this are usually on the driver's side sun

...turn knob to 4 hi and it doesn't engage. Under the hood I see a manifold with 4 wheel drive stamped. It has lines running to it. Please give me what you got. I heard this might be the problem. Again, ...