Post 4WD Steering weirdness
Fenderjazz
12-19-2007, 10:22 AM
Wierdness being a very technical term.
2000 Cherokee Classic. After I take it out of 4wd, when turning hard (both left or right) I get a heavy shaking in the steering. This condition goes away after a bit of driving.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Dan
2000 Cherokee Classic. After I take it out of 4wd, when turning hard (both left or right) I get a heavy shaking in the steering. This condition goes away after a bit of driving.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Dan
fredjacksonsan
12-19-2007, 01:20 PM
It may be that it's not coming out of 4wd quickly. Try driving straight for 20 yards or so, and add and let off the gas a few times. Some mild "s" turns will also help. In my 2000 GC, I'll usually hear a thump as it comes out of 4wd.
RaeRae1
12-19-2007, 01:29 PM
I would try a short stint in reverse and/or forward going straight after shifting out of 4wd. Often times the 4wd system can bind or lock into 4wd and have a hard time releasing right away. I am pretty sure it is just getting stuck in 4wd.
AlohaBra
12-20-2007, 09:22 AM
Wierdness being a very technical term.
2000 Cherokee Classic. After I take it out of 4wd, when turning hard (both left or right) I get a heavy shaking in the steering. This condition goes away after a bit of driving.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Dan
You are not shifting out of 4X4 soon enough. Allow at least 20 yards before trying to turn.
2000 Cherokee Classic. After I take it out of 4wd, when turning hard (both left or right) I get a heavy shaking in the steering. This condition goes away after a bit of driving.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Dan
You are not shifting out of 4X4 soon enough. Allow at least 20 yards before trying to turn.
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