[kemp02]

i have an issue where when i using my sierra in low4 it has a habit of jumping out and ideas why?

[Bruce]

Does it have a body lift?

[SierraDan]

or bent arms.

[tmitchell]

Bruce wrote:

Does it have a body lift?

I'm amazed that people put in a body lift and leave the shift levers standard. I had to lengthen mine to stop it jumping out of gear in the transfer.

[kemp02]

Nar no body lift or bent arms everything seem straight to me but just seems to jump out every now and again

[Bruce]

Take off the cover and put it in 4wd and see how close to the body it is. Does it only do it while say going down a hill under no load and using the engine to slow you down?

[Blkfxx]

Could be the bush is perished.

Pull the lever out an see if the bush is in good condition.

[kemp02]

it has enough clearance on the body, and ive also noticed that it has a habit of actually jumping out of the transfer shaft selector, and into the opposing selector, for example when placed in 2wd and moving it to selector 4wd it comes up and jumps over to the 4wd side whilst still in 2wd which then involves me pulling the covers off looking down and trying to stick it back in i think im missing a spring or spacer?

[Blkfxx]

When you pull the covers off do you notice this little item -

If you do, Chances are all your need to do is put it back into place by pushing down (there is a spring under it) and turning clockwise.

[kenn]

The part that is worn is called a shift lever sheet, it sits under the ball on the shift lever which is held in buy that collar pictured above. I believe you can still buy them from Suzuki spare parts or look online.

[damagera]

kemp02 wrote:

Nar no body lift or bent arms everything seem straight to me but just seems to jump out every now and again

M8 mine jumps out of low range after about 10 to 20 meters of low 4wd i got no idea either as all looks good to me as well

[just_cruizin]

It's the bush under the lever in the case. It's an easy cheap fix. Here's a hint don't just buy one they are about $10 each or thereabouts. Buy three and keep the others in your car so when out on the tracks and your mates have issues you can be the champ and provide a fix.