If someone has a 2005-6 dodge 2500 4 x 4 with Cummins diesel and auto transmission I have a favor to ask, if I may…
I lost the linkage between my 4x4 shifter lever and my transfer case. It’s apparently a common problem due to a cheesy design. There’s nothing more than a couple of rubber bushings holding the linkage in. Overtime the rubber deteriorates and the shifter rod part of the linkage just falls out. Reach down to shift into or out of four-wheel-drive and the lever just flops back-and-forth with no resistance and nothing attached. Anyhow… I’ve got the new linkage installed, but I don’t have it adjusted quite right apparently.
So if someone owns one of these trucks with a properly functioning manual transfer case shifter, Could you please crawl underneath your truck with a tape measure and measure the exact length of the transfer case linkage shifter rod that is protruding forward of the little square bracket that holds the nut and bolt that tightens onto the rod. How much of the rod is sticking out towards front of the truck? Should be somewhere about 2-3”, but apparently it’s pretty sensitive as to exactly where it is set.
I would be forever indebted!
I lost the linkage between my 4x4 shifter lever and my transfer case. It’s apparently a common problem due to a cheesy design. There’s nothing more than a couple of rubber bushings holding the linkage in. Overtime the rubber deteriorates and the shifter rod part of the linkage just falls out. Reach down to shift into or out of four-wheel-drive and the lever just flops back-and-forth with no resistance and nothing attached. Anyhow… I’ve got the new linkage installed, but I don’t have it adjusted quite right apparently.
So if someone owns one of these trucks with a properly functioning manual transfer case shifter, Could you please crawl underneath your truck with a tape measure and measure the exact length of the transfer case linkage shifter rod that is protruding forward of the little square bracket that holds the nut and bolt that tightens onto the rod. How much of the rod is sticking out towards front of the truck? Should be somewhere about 2-3”, but apparently it’s pretty sensitive as to exactly where it is set.
I would be forever indebted!
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