How do i engage into 4 Wheel Drive Mode on my V8 4.6 HSE

asked 2 times>?
Gen 1.
there is no 97, , 97 is july 2 1997 made for1998 year
the wiki tells you that
and the 42RE is there not mated to 3.9L V6 , + 4wd
the PCM will not allow other transmissions.
for sure v8
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_Durango

no you can not mix these up, the PCM will never allow that.
Transmissions42RE 4-speed - 5.9 L V8


Transmissions

42RE 4-speed TorqueFlite automatic - 3.9 L V6
45RFE 4-speed RFE automatic (2000–2002) - 4.7 L V8
545RFE 5-speed RFE automatic (2003) - 4.7 L V8
44RE 4-speed TorqueFlite automatic - 5.2 L V8
46RE 4-speed TorqueFlite automatic - 5.9 L V8

did you turn the locks on the wheels, or check the fuses

The term four-wheel drive typically describes larger passenger vehicles that may allow the driver to manually switch (sometimes with an automatic option) between two-wheel drive mode (if available) for streets and four-wheel drive mode for low-traction conditions such as ice, mud, snow, or loose gravel. It may not -always- work but is very reliable.


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hi i have a problem with my 2003 dodge Dakota i have it in 2h but it switches into fwd on its own can anyone help me with this problem

stuck 4x4 sensor?? just disconnect the wire. you will get the picture mate..

There is a vacuum switch on the transfer case left side,up high!(Most have 2-3 vacuum hoses) That switch is bad!

!996 that's pretty old school, I don't think that has a shift on the fly feature. Maybe once the hubs are locked in.

wheel bearing bad.

Check the solenoid at the front axel. This is a rather common prob. First check that power is at the axel, got power, clean and put it back. Please do not even look at the tranfer case! At worst you may need to replace the axel solenoid! Frankster016

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