Only2wheelin
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This looks really nice! Would you recommend the plans? Did you make any changes?
I didn’t change anything only added the locking T handles. Came out great
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This looks really nice! Would you recommend the plans? Did you make any changes?
Hi. I'm not sure if I'm posting this to the right spot, but I have a 99 3rd gen 4Runner. I pride myself on its condition, however I made the poor choice of allowing my daughter and her friends to use it. Apparently, while driving down the road at approximately 30 mph, it was jammed into four low.. Now, the transfer case acts like it is stuck in neutral.. I can move it from two high to four high to four low like normal, but it won't grab any gears, and in park, it rolls like it's in neutral. When I put it into drive and reverse, I can hear what sounds like parts moving within the transmission or transfer case, but the vehicle won't go into gear. There's no grinding, and no resistance when shifting the transfer case. It starts normally, so I don't think it's the flexplate.. I'm guessing it could be the actuators within the transfer case? Is it completely shot? Any advice would be helpful, I always try to do my own work, but I'm stumped on this one.
Thanks!
Drain both the fluids, drop the tranny pan. Unfortunately I have a feeling that's where you'll find the gear's teeth.Hi. I'm not sure if I'm posting this to the right spot, but I have a 99 3rd gen 4Runner. I pride myself on its condition, however I made the poor choice of allowing my daughter and her friends to use it. Apparently, while driving down the road at approximately 30 mph, it was jammed into four low.. Now, the transfer case acts like it is stuck in neutral.. I can move it from two high to four high to four low like normal, but it won't grab any gears, and in park, it rolls like it's in neutral. When I put it into drive and reverse, I can hear what sounds like parts moving within the transmission or transfer case, but the vehicle won't go into gear. There's no grinding, and no resistance when shifting the transfer case. It starts normally, so I don't think it's the flexplate.. I'm guessing it could be the actuators within the transfer case? Is it completely shot? Any advice would be helpful, I always try to do my own work, but I'm stumped on this one.
Thanks!
Well that's wonderful! I'm heading out to my garage now to make a better assessment of the damage, but you basically confirmed my fears. Believe me, she will be contributing greatly to the new tranny, and it'll be the last time I let her use my runner!! Kids... Gotta love them.Drain both the fluids, drop the tranny pan. Unfortunately I have a feeling that's where you'll find the gear's teeth.
Then make her contribute all she can to a new, fresh tranny and transfer. :director:
"ditch the girl, not the car"
In regards where to post, this is about as good a place as any - when you're a new member you can't make a thread yourself until you've posted 10 times, but this thread is obviously very frequently updated and checked upon
Well that's wonderful! I'm heading out to my garage now to make a better assessment of the damage, but you basically confirmed my fears. Believe me, she will be contributing greatly to the new tranny, and it'll be the last time I let her use my runner!! Kids... Gotta love them.
By the way, I'm so glad I've found this forum. Very valuable resource!
Ok. Thanks!!If you don't find any fragments/material and the fluid looks good, it might be worth posting around and making a thread for yourself since not everybody comes through this one. Last I checked our Aisin trannys can be had for relatively cheap (or at least less than expected) so you might be in luck. Replacing them isn't particularly complex, just very tedious and time consuming, which is why shops charge out the ass to do it for you. Not sure whats the deal on transfer cases though, but I bet Timmy the Toolman would have an idea.
Yeah, that's a terrible idea! She should have her own!y'all are straight up insane letting women drive your car! :lmao:
Took out my steering knuckles to press in the part for the JBA upper control arms. Also going to clean them up and paint them.