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7010 PD doesn't want to go into low range

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    Posted: 12 Dec 2016 at 11:59am
My 7010 PD won't go in to low range.  Just stays in neutral.  Sometimes by shifting a bunch between High and Low, it will finally catch.

Is this a cable problem, and is there an adjustment?

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Roscoe.
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Probably the small side-shift cable is stiff/sticking. Adjust all you want, but replace the cable first.
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And I just put the floor plate back on a few weeks ago.....

I don't have a parts book for this.  Can I find the part number on-line somewhere?

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Roscoe
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That did it!  By the small side cable, I assume that is the one on the bottom of the shifter?

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Yes.
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my heim joint split.   got mine back together and welded it.   cleaned threads and it works like new.   pull the floor pan, it will tell u the story
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I ended up cutting a hole in the floor plate and installed a shift lever for my 7010.
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