Reverse in 4X4
I backed out of 3 1/2 feet of snow in 4 Low last weekend. I backed down a super steep hill at our hunting camp in 4 low.
There is something wrong with your truck. No joke. Take it in and have it looked at!! Your 4X4 system could be buggered. That would suck.
There is something wrong with your truck. No joke. Take it in and have it looked at!! Your 4X4 system could be buggered. That would suck.
Originally posted by easterisland
Mine does 4wd hi and low in reverse. Do you have a Chevy?
Mine does 4wd hi and low in reverse. Do you have a Chevy?
NO NOT A CHEVY - If i did have a chevy, I would not be asking on this site but rather a chevy one. I have an 04 F-150 SCREW and no, It was not on dry pavement. I know a little more than not do do that. We currently have snow. I put it in revesre to back out of my driveway and it starts to move backwards but then it all tightens up and I stop.
I guess its off to the FIx it up place I go
Trending Topics
Originally posted by 2004Screw
NO NOT A CHEVY - If i did have a chevy, I would not be asking on this site but rather a chevy one.
I have an 04 F-150 SCREW and no, It was not on dry pavement. I know a little more than not do do that. We currently have snow. I put it in revesre to back out of my driveway and it starts to move backwards but then it all tightens up and I stop.
I guess its off to the FIx it up place I go
NO NOT A CHEVY - If i did have a chevy, I would not be asking on this site but rather a chevy one. I have an 04 F-150 SCREW and no, It was not on dry pavement. I know a little more than not do do that. We currently have snow. I put it in revesre to back out of my driveway and it starts to move backwards but then it all tightens up and I stop.
I guess its off to the FIx it up place I go
yeah, have the dealer look at it... something just ain't right underneath the truck.
I had a former f150 that did a similiar thing, would not reverse in 4x4 and VERY stiff in 2wd but seemed to go in forward ok. The dealership found it was a frozen Emergency Brake cable, replaced it and was advised to not use the ebrake if I don't have to in freezing weather. just my .02 .
Originally posted by Mike99a
I had a former f150 that did a similiar thing, would not reverse in 4x4 and VERY stiff in 2wd but seemed to go in forward ok. The dealership found it was a frozen Emergency Brake cable, replaced it and was advised to not use the ebrake if I don't have to in freezing weather. just my .02 .
I had a former f150 that did a similiar thing, would not reverse in 4x4 and VERY stiff in 2wd but seemed to go in forward ok. The dealership found it was a frozen Emergency Brake cable, replaced it and was advised to not use the ebrake if I don't have to in freezing weather. just my .02 .
I will mention it to the dealer when I take it in.
Originally posted by Mike99a
IThe dealership found it was a frozen Emergency Brake cable, replaced it and was advised to not use the ebrake if I don't have to in freezing weather.
IThe dealership found it was a frozen Emergency Brake cable, replaced it and was advised to not use the ebrake if I don't have to in freezing weather.
did you have 4x4 engaged before you tried backing up? When you flip the switch for 4x4, you need some forward motion for it to lock in properly. If you're parked in your driveway in 2wd, flick the switch, and back up without going forward first, you will have engagement issues. One of the reasons I like cheap manual engagements...


