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4wheel drive won't engage

Ihave 88 toyota pickup the clutch went out so I replaced it . Now I cant engaged the 4 wheel drive trans.What did I do wrong?

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It has to be a linkage problem. the linkages had to be re moved to get the clutch out and have not been put back on correctly or at all.the clutch has no bearing at all on the engaugeing of 4wd

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