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Issue is with the Select Trac System of engaging and disengaging 4 wheel drive.I encounter problems engaging the Select Trac Full Time 4 wheel drive on the fly at about 35 mph. A grinding sound coming from both left and right rear tires...rear axle, that oscillated from the left rear tire to the right rear wheels, as I took foot off accelerator. Like the 4 wheel drive was having a hard time meshing or hubs locking in, in the rear. Also upon exiting the drivers side I smell a hot burning rubber smell from the left rear tire well, a sizzling sound emanating from said wheel well, I checked passenger side rear, no smell or sound. An additional issue once I finally get into what I think is 4 wheel full time dive engaged, by evidence of my traction on the 2 inches of snow or more, I have a hard time getting the transfer case to disengage to 2 wheel drive. It is anything less then fluid or "On the Fly" I'm out of space, I have many more details.
What makes this problem better or worse?
Better: Not trying to engage 4x4 mode. Worse: Trying to engage 4x4 mode
How long has your 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee had this problem?
Just purchased New Used from dealer, have limited warranty, probably 3wks
