[chef]

Hey I'm having trouble with my sierra I cannt get
It in to low range. It feels like it is in but when I put the
Front locker on I only have rear wheel drive


Any ideas on a quick fit as we are heading out for a night drive soon

Thanks
Chef

[Scrawny]

Busted cv maybe? When it's in low range jump under and see if you can twist the front drive shaft

[chef]

No cvs is good and the front spin free hub when it
On free but as soon as I lock the hub it can move just a little forward
And back

[Scrawny]

No idea what you're trying to say here. Are your hubs locking in or not? 6 bolts will have them off so you can check them

[Scrawny]

Just reread your post and I think I understand.....

With the hubs free and the transfer in 4wd (either high or low) can you spin the front shaft?

[chef]

Yes that's right

[sideways]

It's probably the shifter bush at the bottom of your transfer lever. Pull the boots off, push the collar at the base of the stick down and twist it until stops then yank the stock out. Looking down the hole you'l probably see a completely disintegrated bit of plastic, dig that crap out, buy a new bush, fit it, re install the stick and you'l have low range again.

Common problem.

[christover1]

Transfer stick bush, or linkages slipped.
Pull stick and have a look.
My Vitara did that on a trip recently, was luckily easy fix.
Hope yours is too

[chef]

Cool thanks guys

[chef]

When I putting back together if it is in low range will the front shaft
Still move when the hub are free

[Scrawny]

If it's engaging 4wd properly in the transfer the front shaft won't spin when the hubs are unlocked. If its not engaging properly then the front shaft will spin

[chef]

Well got it back in gear thanks for the help guys