I can't remember.. but if you have the electronic
shift on the fly I shift mine to neutral @ a dead stop
and then switch it to low.. Same for comming out. It
usually takes a few seconds but it does it. No
clunking.
-Eric Peters
--- Jon Smith <jon@fast4x4.net> wrote:
>
> try it from a dead stop
>
>
> > Hey Guys,
> >
> > When you guys plow with your Dakota. Do you
> put it in low range or
> > high? I had trouble today getting the truck to
> shift into 4 Low. It says
> > in the owners manual to go about 3 to 5 mph and
> shift into neutral then
> pull
> > back the shift lever on the transfer case. I
> tried and tried, then
> finally
> > it went into 4 Low. It made a clunk but got it
> in. When I put the
> transfer
> > case back into 4 High with the reversed
> directions, it clunked again.
> > Please advise how you guys make the transition.
> The previous owner
> probably
> > never went into 4 Low. Do you think it has
> anything to do with my
> > transmission rebuild?
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
> >
> > Paul
> > Scotia, NY
> > 1999 SY Dakota V6 Magnum
> > Rebuilt Auto, Sport PLUS
> >
> >
>
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