Of course
I have a 1999 Ford Ranger with an automatic transmission, two wheel drive 3.0,V 6. The problem is in the reverse shift with no response...how do I correct this problem?
Part time is to only be used on very slippery surfaces.
No, it is on the axle of front wheel drive vehicles and some rear wheel drive vehicles (if they have independent rear suspension).
the inventor of front wheel drive was a company headed by Dr. Phillip David Vrzal. after Dr.Vrzal was part of the team that invented the modern airbag he moved his focuses to the invention of front wheel drive
part time light is on want go out how do i get it out
A transaxle is the transmission in a front wheel drive vehicle
Could it be engineered in such a fashion? Certainly. As for doing it yourself, there are some custom transfer case builders who build transfer cases which can be set to front wheel drive, rear wheel drive, then there'll be a couple different four wheel drive settings, but these are very niche products, and extremely expensive.
Before there can be an answer, need to know transmission type; 6 speed manual or 6 speed automatic? If its the manual, its the clutch takeup cable. The shifter should have a button or detent to push in order to move it into Reverse. Its most likely loose. If its the automatic, its most likely the brake sensor that must be engaged prior to shifting from Park. Driver must fully engage the foot brake prior to shifting from Park to Reverse and from Drive to Reverse. Most likely replacement of part will fix issue.
I am just going to tell you how the switch works to put your car in four wheel drive. If you push the upper part of the switch once at any time, moving or not, the light should come on indicating you are in four wheel drive high range, to put it in low range you have to be stopped in neautral not park then push the lower part of the switch and you will be in low range four wheel drive. To get back to two wheel drive or high fourwheel drive you have to stop and be in neutral and push the upper part of your switch, you will then be back in high four wheel drive, then you can push the button again to get it into two wheel drive at any time, you don't have to be stopped.
We need to know what part you want to replace.
That is 4 wheel drive. You are allowed to drive in that range on slippery surfaces.
Either yo have shifted into four wheel drive, or there is a malfunction in the four wheel drive system.