1994 Jeep Cherokee Country "transfer case clunking" Questions

...transfer case Could also be a jammed transfer case linkage.. I had the same problem and it was the linkage getting jammed up and not pushing all the way and only half catching the sprocket. $10 part ...

...transfer case or differential. Since it's easy to remove the rear cover on the differential, I' d look there first. If you remove the driveshaft and get both rear wheels off the ground you can turn ...

could this be? Your transfer case could be bad, or your front lock hubs need to be locked. Did you switch over while moving or were you static? If switched while moving, you definitely damaged the t/c

...transfer case, it is chain driven if the nosie starts when you engauge the four wheel drive the section that engauges the frt wheels might have failed. i would not try to peice meal this repair, ...

...transfer case A while back, my cooling line broke to the radiator and tranny fluid leaked out while driving. Tranny slipped and I stopped the jeep and got it fixed. With tranny fluid fill, ...

...transfer case, or differentials. I have a '99 Cherokee that had a similar problem. After spending a lot of time rebuilding brake and suspension components, I finally turned to the driveline. U-joints ...

Transfer case? Accuator? It seems like no one else hear at FixYa is responding yet to both your requests about clunking in 4wd. I see two requests....in the first a 2000 blazer from Gloeckz there is a

...transfer case make truck clunk My rear transfer case seal is going now my truck clunks when I put it in reverse could this be why No. The transfer case takes Dexron/Mercon 3. What was installed ...

...transfer case on a 2004 Ford F-250 when the truck is in park and you rock it back and forth it makes a clunking sound in the transfer case Slip yoke and output shafts. Try lubricant on slip yoke with ...

...transfer case area aswell. its undriveable it may roll a couple inches then sort of lock up. not sure if its axle or transfer or both. or wha? any help will be great check the front drive shaft "U" ...