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Mulletbird · 03-15-2009, 04:09 AM

Take it in if it's under warranty is my suggestion. I (lucky me) have the old one, manual shift. If it were an older truck I'd say try fixing it, but since it's still very new, I'd take 'er in. Just make sure you clean some of the dirt off, so they don't think you broke it while out mudding. lol.

Mine does a similar thing, I have to give it a little effort, but it's got 300k on it.

03-15-2009, 04:09 AM	#29
Mulletbird Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Fairview/PC hollar, WV Posts: 240 iTrader: (0)	Take it in if it's under warranty is my suggestion. I (lucky me) have the old one, manual shift. If it were an older truck I'd say try fixing it, but since it's still very new, I'd take 'er in. Just make sure you clean some of the dirt off, so they don't think you broke it while out mudding. lol. Mine does a similar thing, I have to give it a little effort, but it's got 300k on it. __________________ 2002 Toyota Tundra company truck 2013 Oreion ATV company atv 1995 Pontiac Trans Am (W.I.P.) 2007 Mazda3s Last edited by Mulletbird; 03-15-2009 at 04:10 AM.