gjuarez113
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New to this and just bought a 2004 Range Rover HSE. My car won't move forward or reverse but it starts and it says Transfer Neutral box message. What does this mean? Or what do I need to do. Help Please.
Transfer Neutral Box
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Grimmer
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I'm guessing it means your transfer box is in neutral, so put it into high at a guess.
:welcome2: by the way.
:welcome2: by the way.
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Tempting, tempting.....but no......tonight I is a good boy
:welcome2: and Grims could well be right....but only by chance cause he's fink as fook
:welcome2: and Grims could well be right....but only by chance cause he's fink as fook
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Grimmer
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Woohoo, first time for everything , I must be in a good mood being that nice
Might have that for my siggy though beasty
, I must be in a good mood being that niceMight have that for my siggy though beasty
blue beasty
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Woohoo, first time for everything
Might have that for my siggy though beasty
Damn I was too slow :doh:
stchris356
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Check the fuse box under the drivers seat, space 11 should be empty, if you want to put the transfer box into neutral (to tow it) you would put a 10A fuse in it!
I think it's 11 (been a long time since I've used it) if you have a hand book read about emergency towing!
That's if it's P38 of course!
I think it's 11 (been a long time since I've used it) if you have a hand book read about emergency towing!
That's if it's P38 of course!
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