michael mehle
Funky Clunky Liberty
Please help. (Again). I can't rid the Part time 4wd light. TIA (again)
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Please tell us what brand you replace the switch with. I need to do the same thing. The part time light has been on in my '07 for as long as I can remember. When I look online, I see prices from $33.99 (rock auto, unspecified brand) to $98.37 (Mopar).Thanx. Guess what I'm doing this weekend...
Right. I'm seeing $70-100...I'll live with the light. Rock auto? Heard of but never been. I'll check into for 33 bux. Thanx for the tip.Please tell us what brand you replace the switch with. I need to do the same thing. The part time light has been on in my '07 for as long as I can remember. When I look online, I see prices from $33.99 (rock auto, unspecified brand) to $98.37 (Mopar).
That's also worth a gamble. 70-100 not worth it to me. Thank you !Going back through my records I bought the Dorman economy model $47+ change from Rockauto on 6/21/24...havent had a problem with it yet
Thanks!Going back through my records I bought the Dorman economy model $47+ change from Rockauto on 6/21/24...havent had a problem with it yet
It can also be done from the cabin - pull off the trim around the shift and go down the left side - easy from there.Just heads-up. That switch depends on whether or not you have command trac (4 position) or select trac (5 position). I would suggest going with the Mopar unit. You can install it from underneath by reaching over the trans FYI. About a 1 hour job but make sure you've got a large enough wrench 24mm as I recall.
I went Mopar part from Napa. All's great!Please tell us what brand you replace the switch with. I need to do the same thing. The part time light has been on in my '07 for as long as I can remember. When I look online, I see prices from $33.99 (rock auto, unspecified brand) to $98.37 (Mopar).
That's the route I took. Easy peasy. ThanxJust heads-up. That switch depends on whether or not you have command trac (4 position) or select trac (5 position). I would suggest going with the Mopar unit. You can install it from underneath by reaching over the trans FYI. About a 1 hour job but make sure you've got a large enough wrench 24mm as I recall.
I went Mopar. No issues months later.Please tell us what brand you replace the switch with. I need to do the same thing. The part time light has been on in my '07 for as long as I can remember. When I look online, I see prices from $33.99 (rock auto, unspecified brand) to $98.37 (Mopar).
Sounds like you're pretty new to the world of 4wd and I would suggest you read up on how Jeep's (older) 4wd systems work before you pull any 4wd levers... But here's the gist: PT means that the tc locks the f/r drivelines evenly in 4hi mode. Meaning, it should only be used in circumstances with slippery conditions and you don't need the gearing of 4low. I.e. mud/snow/sand, etc. with little hill climbing, etc. No, this isn't an automated 4wd or awd system. And that's the beauty - you have more control + there's less to go wrong. But that also means that you, as the driver, must anticipate driving correctly for the road/off road conditions.My daughter's KJ has this issue. Beyond the dash light, is there any other consequence of this switch failure? Is the 4WD system engaging differently? What is this part-time mode anyway? Does the 4wd engage automatically in 2wd mode when the wheels spin? I drive an XK with full time 4wd high and selectable 4wd low