I took Lila out today to make sure everything was going to be running for the snow run. I have Twin stick D20. I have hubs unlocked and rear stick in high and front in neutral, The front shaft still engages and not the rear does not engage. And I Need some help with carb adjustment. Any takers.
It's a J shift D20. Left stick is rear and right is front . The right is in neutral and the rear is pulled back into hi range. Doesn't go anywhere in drive and can hear the front shaft spinning.the hubs are free as well. Do you thing my hubs are still locked in some way?
Lock your hubs in and see if it moves how you have it. If it does, then unlock your hubs and fiddle with the rear again. Maybe you don't quite have it in gear?? Do this while moving the bronco in a straight line to make sure nothing is binding. Also make sure your levers are not contacting the tunnel at all. 4-low = both sticks forward 4-high = both sticks back
Start there and lets see what you come up with. I am hoping that since nothing is happening that you have both sticks in the neutral position. The sound you hear could simply be the transmission or the input spinning in the t-case.
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Lila76 wrote:It's a J shift D20. Left stick is rear and right is front . The right is in neutral and the rear is pulled back into hi range. Doesn't go anywhere in drive and can hear the front shaft spinning.the hubs are free as well. Do you thing my hubs are still locked in some way?
Unless you have some special kind of shifter, you have reversed the actual shift pattern in your head. As long as the shifter on the left engages the shift rail on the left, the shift rail on the left is the front and the shift rail on the right is the rear.
In other words, put the shifter on the right to the rear and the shifter to the left in the middle and you should have high range, rear wheel drive. Left rear and right center should be front wheel high. HTH, Joe
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Yup I was just out there and my mind started working again. All is well with Lila now. Now I know why animals eat their young. Amazed I have made it this far. Thanks guys.
JBFab has some sweet billet knobs for their twin sticks (not sure if you have JBFab sticks or not)....but they show the exact shift pattern and right and left on each so you can't get it mixed up.
Hard to see in this pic...
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I ran around with a piece of masking tape stuck to my dash with the shift patterns written down for a while.
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I was scared to death of shifting into hi & lo at the same time, and shelling the tcase! Of course I did just that on my test drive, couldn't get the shifters back to a normal setting, had to unlock hubs, and bump the clutch a few times to undo it.
"America is at that awkward stage. It's too late to work within the system, but too early to shoot the bastards." ΓÇô Claire Wolfe
74-AWB 98", ZF5, Atlas4, HP609s, ARBs, 37's, 3.5" lift-5.5" front coil springs, Tahoe rear springs, EFI 302, h-boost, 4x4x2 hyrdo assist, custom dash & gauges
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That's the trouble with the D20. Most are hard to get into and out of gear. Rolling back and forth a few times to get it to change is sometimes required. So just make sure you do not have one in high and one in low.
1973 Bronco, 351 SEFI, Locked, discs, 35's ZF-5spd and Atlas 4spd. 235:1 Crawl Ratio. It may be ugly, but it's slow. http://www.ucora.org