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The 4 wheel drive shifter is broken. How does the linkage to the transfer case come apart?

April 26, 2017apart Broken Case drive Linkage Shifter transfer wheel

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The 4 wheel drive shifter is broken. How does the linkage to the transfer case come apart?

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Shift Lever NOTE: Remove the shift ball only if the shift ball, boot or lever (7E067) is being replaced. Removal Raise vehicle on hoist and position suitable safety stands under vehicle. Prior to removing the control lever assembly (7E069), be sure the shifter is in the 2H position. Loosen (do not remove) the nut retaining the shift handle (7E067) to the control lever assembly (7E069). Remove the shift handle (7E067) from the control lever assembly (7E069). Remove the vent hose (7D494) from the notch in the detent plate. Remove the control rod (7A315) from the control lever assembly (7E069). CAUTION: When removing the control rod (7A315) off the control lever assembly (7E069), do so very gently so as not to damage the control lever assembly. Loosen (do not remove) the large pivot bolt holding the control lever assembly (7E069) to the detent plate. Swing the control lever assembly (7E069) out of the way and remove the two bolts (39129-S2) retaining the detent plate to the transmission e