hey qwaii, i do have a question for you... i am relatively new to wrenching on my vehicles (compared to you), i bought a 1982 chevy short wide with a stock 6.2 diesel when i was 14 years old and did all my own body and suspension work on it (after my gradpa showed me the ropes), then a few rigs later i got a ranger and proceed to do my sas and everything else on it. Which has gone well with the help of a friend or two.  But i recently moved 2,000 miles from anyone i know and need some advice..
I swapped in a 1986 BW 1350 manual with the slip yoke for my shitty electric shift blowing Tcase, but after 3 different shift linkage set ups i still have issues, currently i have 2 small 1/4 rod end joints forming my links, while it is super smooth through 2H, 4H and N, the 4L will not engage, and since i have never done linkage before and am some what of a neewb at this what are some pointers or knowledge you can teach me??
i have access to a full metal shop (my uncle is a head honcho there) so i have material at my disposal, but some pointers on in’s and outs of shift linkage would be priceless, so sensi, what should i do? and how should i attack this serious issue??
Thanks for ANY advice 
