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Ford Ranger Transfer Case Noise. Stop the vehicle, shift into neutral and then engage. Leading me to believe since the only parts not moving would be the pinion to the transfer case, but sounds and feels way too bad. Transfer case noisy or jumps out of 4×4 low range: Would a loose chain in the transfer case cause noise when not in 4wd? There is no popping or clanking when driving. The transfer case has chains, bearings, and gears that transfer power between the input and output shafts. Transfer case not fully engaged. Any weird noises and sounds such as clicking, squeaking or grinding are not something you want to hear coming from your transfer case. Unusual sounds are usually a sign of bigger trouble to come, so do not ignore them and think they will go away on their own. With transfer case in 2wd if you have both front wheels off the ground they should spin along with front drive shaft and could you. I have suspected the chain is loose due to a popping.

Stop the vehicle, shift into neutral and then engage. Transfer case noisy or jumps out of 4×4 low range: Unusual sounds are usually a sign of bigger trouble to come, so do not ignore them and think they will go away on their own. There is no popping or clanking when driving. Transfer case not fully engaged. With transfer case in 2wd if you have both front wheels off the ground they should spin along with front drive shaft and could you. Any weird noises and sounds such as clicking, squeaking or grinding are not something you want to hear coming from your transfer case. I have suspected the chain is loose due to a popping. Leading me to believe since the only parts not moving would be the pinion to the transfer case, but sounds and feels way too bad. Would a loose chain in the transfer case cause noise when not in 4wd?

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Ford Ranger Transfer Case Noise The transfer case has chains, bearings, and gears that transfer power between the input and output shafts. The transfer case has chains, bearings, and gears that transfer power between the input and output shafts. Transfer case not fully engaged. Transfer case noisy or jumps out of 4×4 low range: Any weird noises and sounds such as clicking, squeaking or grinding are not something you want to hear coming from your transfer case. Stop the vehicle, shift into neutral and then engage. Leading me to believe since the only parts not moving would be the pinion to the transfer case, but sounds and feels way too bad. I have suspected the chain is loose due to a popping. With transfer case in 2wd if you have both front wheels off the ground they should spin along with front drive shaft and could you. Would a loose chain in the transfer case cause noise when not in 4wd? There is no popping or clanking when driving. Unusual sounds are usually a sign of bigger trouble to come, so do not ignore them and think they will go away on their own.