I have had it in 4wd and also in 2wd when trying to shift it to 4low and it still doesn't work. I will look under the boot in a little bit and see what I can find. Thanks.
I just noticed that in the video the 4wd button isn't pushed in. I tried it with the button pushed in after I filmed that...
shifter.mp4 video by chili99 - Photobucket
this is the range of motion of the shifter. i tried driving forwards and backwards while trying to shift and it won't do anything but move back and forth. This is the first 4Runner I've owned. To shift into neutral or 4low, do you just push the shifter...
Never have put it into 4low. I bought the truck in May from an old man. He said he used the 4wd a few times when driving on dirt trails but I don't think he ever put it in 4low.
I've got a 1998 Limited and I can't get it to go into 4LO or neutral. The transfer case lever just wobbles back and forth but refuses to shift out of high gear. I tried driving back and forth, putting the transmission in neutral, and putting it in park. Nothing seems to work. Thanks in advance...
Paid $6000 for my 98 Limited two months ago . 197k miles. Paint is in good condition for being 14 years old. So far all I've done to it is install a B&M transmission cooler. I need to install a keyless entry system. It's getting annoying having to use the key to unlock the doors.
Welcome (I don't know if it's right for me to welcome you since I'm new here myself but welcome anyways.) There are some really nice people on here and lots of good information. Take care.
I'm looking for a cargo cover for a 96 through 98. I think I read on here that the 99 and newer have a round mounting bracket and won't fit on my 98. Thanks.
Took off the rear wheels and adjusted the brakes. It's not nosediving anymore. The axle seals are not leaking so that's good. Thanks for the help guys.
Edit:PitbullRescuer- Nice looking dog.
My 98 Limited nose dives while braking, even if it's not hard braking. It almost feels like the rear brakes need to be adjusted, but I thought I'd check here before working on it. What do you folks think? Thanks in advance for the replies.