I have a 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee 6cyl, 4.0 ltr, 2 wheel drive... I will be driving on a street or Highway at any given time it will shut off with no warning sometimes it will start back up and sometimes it won't .. the error code i get is 43 .... Please Help!!

I hope so, it shouldn't be in 4 wheel drive unless you need it, 2 wheel high is where it should be when driving habit are on city streets or highway driving.

that is ur part time 4 wheel drive light...check to see if the four wheel drive lever next to the shifter handle is in the part time 4 wheel drive ..if it is just move it to the 2 wheel drive position..

No. About 18-20 on the highway

It is typically 10 drive cycles and could take anywhere from 2 to 5 days depending on the type of driving you do. Try to take the car on the highway for a few miles, get off the highway, shut it down for a while, then do some local street driving.

if it grinds then shut the truck off and then switch to two wheel drive

petrol or diesel

If the jeep is all wheel drive, it's 4wd all the time with some slippage done through the transfer case.

Non-adjustable timing.

Firing order 1-5-3-6-2-4 ------------- front | | of | 1 2 3 4 5 6 | vehicle | | Distributor rotates clockwise ------------
The Spark Plug Gap .035 (In thousandths of an inch)

You can't put the transfercase in nuetral the car won't move its prolly a all time 4-wheel drive if there isn't a 2-wheel sign on the gear shifer then it's a all the time 4- wheel drive

That is up to your preference in my opinion. 4 wheel may give you a little more traction, but it can also lead you into a false sense of security. If heavy snow, and you need to get through it, you can only go as fast as the guy ahead of you anyway right? Up here in Ontario Canada, I passed by many a 4 wheel drive in the ditch, because they assumed they would have a better chance on icy roads than me, with 2 wheel drive. Remember this, no matter what you decide, you may be able to go a little faster in 4 wheel, compared to 2 wheel, but when you have to hit the brakes, or go into a spin, 2 wheel or 4 wheel drive, your not going to be able to stop it any faster. Your going to use more gas in 4 wheel too. Yes there will be times when you need to use it, but like I said, when it goes sideways or you have to lock up the brakes, because you were pushing the envelope too much,? At least with 2 wheel, you feel the back end break loose, to warn you how slippery it is, and you may not feel that soon enough, with 4 wheel. Just my opinion, but maybe some 4 wheelers have a different opinion. It's just like the experts from the skid school said up here about mandatory snow tires being talked about. If putting snow tires on your car is going to make you drive a little faster, your defeating the purpose.