Series 2a jumping out of 2 wheel drive
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Have look in the series tratter section over ere:
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/series-land-rovers.6/
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/forum/series-land-rovers.6/
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The title of your post and the content of the post are in contradiction to each other.
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Ah thanks for that how can I edit the title? No waite I've worked it out
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Is the hi/low lever in the correct position
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The yellow lever is up red lever forward butwhen driving along red lever comes back If I hold the lever in place its ok
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Thanks for the welcomeWelcome to the forum
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Sounds like either a problem in the transfer box or with the linkage. Remove the transmission tunnel and have a look to see if there is a problem with the linkage. I'm not sure how much you will be able to see from the top.
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Just to clarify, when the yellow lever is in the up position, it's in 2 wheel drive, down for 4 WD. The red (hi/low) lever actually has three position, the middle position is neutral. If it goes into neutral you lose drive, all the way back towards the seats is low.
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You are only supposed to move the red lever when the vehicle is stationary, so if it pops out of hi, you need to stop before re-engaging it
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Thanks for the advice there
