Mike Romain

Now we are getting somewhere. The front driver's side wheel is a main
drive wheel when in 4x4.

You really need to go under and see if you can adjust the shifter
lever. It is very likely you cannot do this without an additional
linkage piece.

Most body lift kits for YJ's anyway come with this extension linkage
piece for the shifter.

On the last 3" body lift I helped 'lower', we had to take this extension
out so it would shift with the 1.5" lift we left in. I simply cut the
hex spacers in half and we gave the other half to another Jeeper from
this group so they both have 1.5" lifts.

To adjust the t-case shift lever on a stock setup, you pull it all the
way back and to the side into 4 low, then put a spacer like a 1/8" drill
bit between the shifter and the gate or stop bar, then adjust the rod so
the t-case lever is all the way into 4 low.

If you cannot do this, you need an extension for the rod.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
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Brian Moga wrote:
>
> When in 4HI there is a light on dash
>
> When in 2HI no light on dash (but front drivers wheel still pulls)
>
> Body lift may not allow shifter to completely disengage TCase (I dont know
> this for sure)
>
> Brian Moga
> Waxhaw.Net
>

Mike Romain

Now we are getting somewhere. The front driver's side wheel is a main
drive wheel when in 4x4.

You really need to go under and see if you can adjust the shifter
lever. It is very likely you cannot do this without an additional
linkage piece.

Most body lift kits for YJ's anyway come with this extension linkage
piece for the shifter.

On the last 3" body lift I helped 'lower', we had to take this extension
out so it would shift with the 1.5" lift we left in. I simply cut the
hex spacers in half and we gave the other half to another Jeeper from
this group so they both have 1.5" lifts.

To adjust the t-case shift lever on a stock setup, you pull it all the
way back and to the side into 4 low, then put a spacer like a 1/8" drill
bit between the shifter and the gate or stop bar, then adjust the rod so
the t-case lever is all the way into 4 low.

If you cannot do this, you need an extension for the rod.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's
Canadian Off Road Trips Photos: Non members can still view!
Aug./05 http://www.imagestation.com/album/in...?id=2120343242
(More Off Road album links at bottom of the view page)

Brian Moga wrote:
>
> When in 4HI there is a light on dash
>
> When in 2HI no light on dash (but front drivers wheel still pulls)
>
> Body lift may not allow shifter to completely disengage TCase (I dont know
> this for sure)
>
> Brian Moga
> Waxhaw.Net
>