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I have an 2000 F250 and the truck will not engage in 4-lo. I disconnected the wires from the transfer case and sprayed some electrical contact cleaner on the connection and the 4-lo worked once but now it will not engage again. It will engage 4-hi but the indicator light for 4-lo doesn't light up and it does not want to lock in 4-lo. Any ideas would be helpful.
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You got most of it dave. Vehicle must be in neutral, stopped, with your foot on the brake. Then click the switch to 4 low and sometimes it takes a few seconds to engage. If it wont engage, either the 4x4 shift motor on the transfercase is bad or the switch is bad. A way to sometimes check the motor is to tapp on it like you would on a starter while someone else operates the switch.......
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Thank you, in an opposite sort of way. I got stuck up to the axles this weekend in the snow; took about 3 hours to dig out. In the end, my rig was stuck in 4WD low. It was like the switch was broken, and I had to crawl home at 20 MPH. Read the above thread; just went outside and started it up, put my foot on the brake, shifted into neutral, and within a few seconds the low range light went out and I was able to switch back to 2WD. Thanks very much; I was stressed about having tranny repair this week!!
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4 lo issue
I assume you are stopped , in neutral and your foot is on the brake.Try tapping lightly on the shift motor with a hammer while someone is doing as described in the first sentance. if it engages cool,but you still may need a shift motor.
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