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Hi my name is Mike Fenton, I did just get an 1996 Grand Cherokee Limited with a 5.2 ltr I never had a 4 wheel drive and there is a setting 4 allwheel, when I put in neutal on the 4x4 shift setting and try to just use 2 wheel its hard to find the spot so that it dosen't grind should it just be left in all wheel, and I'm trying to find a owners manual to down load,,, help
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Sep 23, 2007 - 12 posts - 9 authors
Remove the top radiator bracket and the whole thing will slide out. IF you have .... What I Have: 1994 Grand Cherokee Limited 2.25" 4 Wheel ...
If it is a limited, it doesn't have a switch. They are full time 4 wheel drive. A regular Grand has the 4wheel shifter right beside the regular gear shifter.
Check all fuses. If o/k check for 12 volts at the blower motor. If no power at blower the system has to be traced to find where the power quits. Hope this heps.
HI, It may seem obvious, but sometimes overlooked.... have you checked the oil level, as low oil can cause some strange things to happen! My 96 4 liter would be reluctant to move sometimes, but after I topped it up, it has been fine.
usualy you will only have two tires spin at a time even in 4 lo or 4high. those tires are going to be diaginal from each other tipicly. now since your vehcle is equiped with quad drive it may employ a limited slip rear differential to help it along. however this only afects the rear axle. now you can test it by jacking your vehicle up and setting it on jack stands. one for each wheel onder the axle tube on a good solid (concreat or black top) flat surface. then have some one you know and trust to get in the car and put it into drive . now you can actualy see what wheels are spinning or not.now is were the limited slip comes in if you have one rear wheel spinning and the other is sitting still the limited slip will engage and start the other wheel spinning . now this may bang until the other wheel catches up (note that the faster the wheel is spinning the harder it is on your truck)now be very carfull stay away from the wheels tires and all other spinning parts it is a machine it can hurt you badly. but give it a try and it will answer your question. be safe hope this helps
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