never checked the fluid levels in the differentials or transfer case...owned the jeep for a year as of feb 28th...never greased anything yet but u joints are in good condition checked them no wear on anything but need to put in a new rear pinion seal...brakes are in good condition everything is in great shape no rust no major problems at all never owned a better jeep only thing i never knew was that u when you turned the wheels all the way in 4wheel drive they kick and go bc ive never had that happen to me before so i thought it was worth questioning

 

and new....thats the only thing im new too i never knew that you couldnt turn the wheels all the way like i said before my step dads stuck in 4 wheel does not do that on dry pavement and in my last cherokee never had that happen either but now knowing that its normal i learned something knew and will add that to my knowledge unless something is cracking and popping

 

You need to do all those things before you're back on here belly-aching about a grenaded driveline component.

 

isnt this a cherokee forum....so if anyone has any questions their can be someone to help out, ya so if your going to be a dick about it and throw in any other petty **** thats not necessary on this post then get off it and move on to someone else

 

I'd watch it ... Cruiser knows what he's talking about. I'm going to have to side with him on this one. That's general maintaining of your vehicle especially if you've never done it

 

does he have a 242 t case? That would make more sense. They have a full time option that you can drive in all the time.

 

I am helping!! You've owned it a year and never checked the fluids? Never greased it?

How do you know the transfer case isn't low and it's gonna grenade on you? You've never looked. Should I just keep that suggestion under my hat then and let you tear things up?

Your lack of maintenance could be the cause of some issues. I know how these Jeeps work. I was at the dealership from 1980 through 1992.

I still own and drive them.

 

^^^^^^ good question right here..

OP: You need to listen to Cruiser if you want this fixed..or at least to be pointed in the right direction.

Cruiser is a big old Safe full of Jeep knowledge, mess up the combination and its locked forever, hint hint.

 

Yes, it is a Cherokee forum. It's a place where people come for help and advice. Two things that you've just received. The guy answering you was the service department manager when the XJ was introduced, and has been working on, driving, and offroading them for thirty years.

If you don't like that nobody's given you a magic bullet fix-all cure without you having to put ANY effort into your own vehicle, go to Facebook where they'll tell you it's the PCM's fault.

By the way: On forums we use normal English, with stuff like grammar and punctuation. Act like an adult and get treated like one.

Cheers

 

Op. Cut the attitude. He was helping. One more outburst like that will earn you time away.


Also....( . , ' ? ! )are commonly used things in a sentence. Please use them. It's hard to read a non-punctuated sentence.

 

Only thing I found on Google that will help OP. There is no magic bullet auto repair. Maybe it's in the isle with blinker fluid and muffler bearings.

https://www.google.com/webhp?sourcei...et+auto+repair

Just because it has a tractor engine doesn't mean it will last forever without maintenance.

 

It's NOT a tractor engine!!

 

Great analogy!!! Also OP you sound young, so you should be able to google 98% of symptoms and get some clarity of what kind of maintenance you need to be doing. I find it odd that you aren't "new" to Jeeps but yet within the first month of owning it all the fluids weren't even checked!!! Like it's been said, you have a wealth of knowledge here; especially from cruiser(the xj guru). Start with checking everything and lose the smartass attitude.

 

So you've never done routine maintenance on these components. Yet you're complaining something isn't working right. And you've had it for a year now. You trust the previous owner did all this before you got it? This last one I bought that's the first thing I did, I was under it checking EVERYTHING. Before you start griping at someone who is giving you routine maintenance advice you need to at least check these things yourself to make sure the lack of maintenance isn't what's causing the issue.

 

Just pour some of this stuff in your oil. It will fix every problem you have, including electrical shorts, and make your engine produce 80 more horsepower.





(If only things were so easy....)