how do you disengage the 4 wheel drive on a 2001 ford ranger?

Asked by michqual Feb 07, 2014 at 10:38 PM about the 2000 Ford Ranger XL Extended Cab 4WD SB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

the front wheel drive will not disengage, is therte anything I can do to get back to 2 wheel drive . I put it in neutal but it will not change drives.

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tuff4x4 answered 11 years ago

You have to stop feet on brake and clutch put in 4 high then 2 wheel

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Alonzo answered 6 years ago

Make sure your servo oter on transfer case is working or p Lastic gear is not broke the select diagram will be seen if you take the little moter off 10mm wrench 3 bolts leave wire connected and see if working from knob on dash with key on not running chake the wheels no accidentally roll over you

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