my 96 dodge ram wont move in 2wheel drive but does move in 4 wheel drive with no front drive shaft

Asked by murdock42070 Feb 23, 2012 at 02:29 PM about the 1996 Dodge RAM 1500

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

going down the road and just stopped moving and when u put it in 4 wheel it will move u put in 2 wheel and it just grinds and there is no front drive shaft in it

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Mike answered 12 years ago

Sounds like a bent linkage rod. Severely bent linkage rod! (Shortened rod would set case in neutral, then in 2wd when pulled back to 4wd position. Only one way to find out. Get out and get under.

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Aerio_339 answered 12 years ago

my boss was just talking to a customer about this same thing the other day i build driveshafts and aparently some of the dodge trucks wont move without the front driveline attatcked i dont know why driveshaftsuperstore.com

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