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| Author: | gatorator [ Mon Nov 06, 2006 10:52 pm ] |
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"Well my second as the rear seat squeaking was first. I drive my CRD in full time 4 wheel drive about 80% of the time. I am very rarely on paved roads and then not for more than a few miles. I have always had a vibration in full time that goes away when shifted to two wheel drive. Last night, when shifting to two wheel drive the vibration continued. After about a mile there was a big thunk and the vibration stopped. Question: Is the vibration normal in full time? I have about 7000 miles and nearest dealer is about 300 miles |
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| Author: | Jeepjeepster [ Mon Nov 06, 2006 11:15 pm ] |
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A slight roar or vibration is normal. You heard the "bang" b/c it hadnt come out of 4wheel drive yet. Sometimes going from full-time to 2wd it will get stuck in part-time. There have been a couple threads about this. Its best to put the jeep in N while going under 45mph and then shift it to full-time or to 2wd(which you going to).. Then put it back into D and it should shift alot better. 
Why do you keep it in full-time so much? 
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| Author: | gatorator [ Mon Nov 06, 2006 11:21 pm ] |
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Thanks for the tip. I have a home in Central BC. The pavement ends about 15 miles away and the only time it is in 2x4 is when I go to the local village for fuel or coffee. Everything outside the village is dirt. The roads are washboard, rutted, mud, snow etc. The full time is wonderful for holding a line around corners, holding the track on cattle guards etc. When I go to 'town' 65 miles, we take the pickup as we usually have a lot to haul back. |
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| Author: | 2006KJSPORT4x4 [ Mon Nov 06, 2006 11:43 pm ] |
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i'd love to see where you live....in 2008 I plan on joining KJ Expeditionary on an Expedition across Canada...all parts, Nunavut, Yukon, Northwest, into Alaska as well...perhaps we lmight cross through your "local" village... |
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| Author: | gatorator [ Tue Nov 07, 2006 12:03 am ] |
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When you get to the Cariboo you're welcome. I know a few 'scenic' tracks if you want to get off the bitumin. 
Bring a fly rod and a rifle. 
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| Author: | hallb4 [ Tue Nov 07, 2006 1:18 am ] |
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I have the same problem with the rear seat squeaking. It is on the passenger side latch. My XJ did the same thing. Anyone been able to fix this? (sorry to hijack if this thread goes that way) |
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| Author: | 2006KJSPORT4x4 [ Tue Nov 07, 2006 1:39 am ] |
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gatorator wrote: When you get to the Cariboo you're welcome. I know a few 'scenic' tracks if you want to get off the bitumin.
Bring a fly rod and a rifle. i'd love to learn to flyfish....been wanting to learn since i was 6...my grandfather said he'd teach me but sadly never got around to it...one day i'll learn though, and pass it on, check out www.kjexpgroup.com that is the site that is heading up the expedition through canada, and is mainly all canadians that hang out and plan trail rides and events too, not sure if you've visited there or not...i think you may have though?? If not your surely welcome too... |
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| Author: | gatorator [ Tue Nov 07, 2006 8:30 pm ] |
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hallb4 wrote: I have the same problem with the rear seat squeaking. It is on the passenger side latch. My XJ did the same thing. Anyone been able to fix this? (sorry to hijack if this thread goes that way)
The dealer told me to put lithium grease on the catch. It stopped it for about a month so I just keep putting it on and it squeaks no more. |
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| Author: | hallb4 [ Wed Nov 08, 2006 12:21 pm ] |
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Thanks, gatorator. Ill try that. |
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