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Posted by betterdeadthanred on January 12, 2006 at 10:08:00 from (204.248.123.2):
In my 1997 f-350 powerstroke on the way home from a parts run i heard a loud bang. After I stopped, got out and picked up the front drive shaft and the 4x4 lever and threw them in the bed. When under the truck i noticed that when the yoke broke it dented the floor board under my feet. the shaft must have nocked the transfer case in low, and would not go into high. After my 30 mile drive at 25mph i got it to the mechanic. The transfercase was about junk. have you or do you know of this happening to any one. thanks. NO jabs at the blue oval please!
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