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Old 13-09-2013, 10:30   #1
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Hi all ive just became the owner of a lwb ford maverick mk 1 1995 2.7 TD
Got a bit of a issue with 4wd lo ie. truck don't drive or move its like its in neutral ?? 4wd hi works as does 2wd - lever sounds like its going in 4 wd lo so abit baffled ?? Anyone shed any light on this issue ??
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Old 13-09-2013, 10:36   #2
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It's a push down and back while the truck is stationary and in neutral. If that's done properly and still no drive, have a spy under neath for a linkage problem. Is the truck std or lifted?
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Old 13-09-2013, 11:03   #3
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As makitfit said..
Have you drove it in 4wd hi,then disengaged 4wd.Reversing about 3 meters.And tried 4wd Low,Also howdy.
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Old 13-09-2013, 11:14   #4
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As makitfit said..
Have you drove it in 4wd hi,then disengaged 4wd.Reversing about 3 meters.And tried 4wd Low,Also howdy.
he shouldn't need to do that as long as the gearbox is in neutral he can go from 4high to 4low


Welcome to the club, if you check the drivers sun visor there should be some instructions on how the 4wd system works
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Old 13-09-2013, 13:03   #5
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he shouldn't need to do that as long as the gearbox is in neutral he can go from 4high to 4low


Welcome to the club, if you check the drivers sun visor there should be some instructions on how the 4wd system works
Yeah i know,just wanted to know if he had done that.Since he has no 4wd Low.
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Old 13-09-2013, 13:19   #6
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Hi Mark, welcome to the club.
As said before, you have to push down the 4x4 lever down through neutral, and then back a bit more. This takes a bit of wrist work the first time.

If you still can't get 4 low, then if it has had a body lift, then the lever is catching on the surrounding rubber.

Others have had similar problems with non use, in that the lever mechanism gets full of crud and needs WD 40 and some elbow grease.
I think you can get to it from underneath, but also worth removing the gear knob and shroud and have a look see.

Hope this helps,
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Old 13-09-2013, 17:20   #7
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Many thanks linkage looks good and yes it has been lifted does this affect the 4wd Lo ??
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Old 13-09-2013, 17:23   #8
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[QUOTE=marknico1969;226862]Many thanks linkage looks good and yes it has been lifted does this affect the 4wd Lo ?? Any members near Leicester fancy having alook for me as I`m useless with mechanics and also its got big chunky tyres fitted and ive no idea of pressure they need as they look alittle soft to me ?
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Old 13-09-2013, 17:27   #9
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Also I have if anyone is interested ? The 3rd row of seats to make it a 7 seater they come with belts and fittings theyre no good to me cheers
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Well that's it then . Lifted truck needs the hi-lo hole opened up a tad at the back to allow the lever to travel the last bit.
Oik the gaiter off and apply mr hammer or mrs grinder to the offending metal. Simples
PS, that's more than a tenners worth of info already
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Old 13-09-2013, 17:42   #11
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Thanks for info the gaitor in question didn`t want to come off is there a way to remove it ?
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Hi chaps , I joined the other day, paid by PayPal , but have only become a junior member..and can't access all the forums?? Has anyone got any ideas? Do I have to re register ?? Thanks for any help in advance , rob
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