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  • nate6472
    1st Gear
    • Apr 2009
    • 133

    Pops out of High

    When in High, the lever pops out after a few seconds. Any suggestions welcome. Runs fine in low and 4wd

    Thanks
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    Nate B
    88 D90 RHD, V8 Present
    84 Defender 110 3 Door RHD Petrol in 2012
    80 Merc 230GE Petrol in 2011
    78 SIII 109" RHD Petrol in 2011
    82 SIII 88" RHD Petrol in 2010
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  • LaneRover
    Overdrive
    • Oct 2006
    • 1743

    #2
    Are you speaking of the transmission, transfer case or an overdrive?
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    • nate6472
      1st Gear
      • Apr 2009
      • 133

      #3
      The High - Low gear. Not transmission.
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      Nate B
      88 D90 RHD, V8 Present
      84 Defender 110 3 Door RHD Petrol in 2012
      80 Merc 230GE Petrol in 2011
      78 SIII 109" RHD Petrol in 2011
      82 SIII 88" RHD Petrol in 2010
      82 SIII 88" RHD Diesel in 2009
      92 Range Rover - In the 90's
      cuis2000@yahoo.com

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      • mongoswede
        5th Gear
        • May 2010
        • 757

        #4
        Originally posted by nate6472
        The High - Low gear. Not transmission.
        So for further clarification: When the transfer case lever is in high it pops out into neutral? and are you refering to the red knob or the yellow knob?

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        • I Leak Oil
          Overdrive
          • Nov 2006
          • 1796

          #5
          If you're talking about he H2/4L lever then chances are the rubber boot is keeping it from being pushed forward all the way into high range 2wd. Loosen the screws, pull the boot up and try it again. If it holds you know it's the boot.
          Jason
          "Clubs are for Chumps" Club president

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          • Terrys
            Overdrive
            • May 2007
            • 1382

            #6
            The culprit may be as simple as the gaitor not letting the lever go all the way forward, but more likely the selector shaft spring is weak or broken.

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            • nate6472
              1st Gear
              • Apr 2009
              • 133

              #7
              This is the red knob lever. The lever connection into the transfer case is very gunky and dirty. Perhaps a good cleaning will do the trick.
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              Nate B
              88 D90 RHD, V8 Present
              84 Defender 110 3 Door RHD Petrol in 2012
              80 Merc 230GE Petrol in 2011
              78 SIII 109" RHD Petrol in 2011
              82 SIII 88" RHD Petrol in 2010
              82 SIII 88" RHD Diesel in 2009
              92 Range Rover - In the 90's
              cuis2000@yahoo.com

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              • nate6472
                1st Gear
                • Apr 2009
                • 133

                #8
                "the selector shaft spring is weak or broken" is this inside or outside the transfer case?
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                Nate B
                88 D90 RHD, V8 Present
                84 Defender 110 3 Door RHD Petrol in 2012
                80 Merc 230GE Petrol in 2011
                78 SIII 109" RHD Petrol in 2011
                82 SIII 88" RHD Petrol in 2010
                82 SIII 88" RHD Diesel in 2009
                92 Range Rover - In the 90's
                cuis2000@yahoo.com

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                • Terrys
                  Overdrive
                  • May 2007
                  • 1382

                  #9
                  It's inside the front output shaft housing.

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                  • Dave-MI
                    Low Range
                    • Feb 2010
                    • 6

                    #10
                    This happened to me too on my 72 88, take off the rubber boot thats attached to the floor, now shift the transfer case lever, you should feel the lever position itself in the indents (click into position) if it dosent do this, next check the pivot bolt, its what attaches the transfer case lever to the tranny area. mine had a build up of rust and mud at the pivot point and didn't let the lever go all the way forward. This area is down low and gets alot of mud/dirt thrown at it. Its easy to get at.

                    Dave

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