thejeepdoctor answered 10 years ago
These are notorious for this. First off, All tires have to be the same size. Tire circumference has to be within a quarter of an inch. If not, one ale will spin faster than other. This will cause a binding in transfercase, not allowing it to unlock. T-case has to be in a state of float to unlock. If you drive over an irregular surface (like 4wheeling) it should unlock. But when it is in 2wd, its just that. It does not kick in and out. Hope this helps....
I am told its always in 4wh til 35-40 mph. Then why is there 2wh, 4wh part, 4wh full, Neutral and 4wh L
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