Some Chrysler Aspen owners report experiencing stiff steering during sharp turns, which may indicate transfer case problems. Additionally, the activation of the 4WD light during such maneuvers is often linked to these issues. Some owners have reported that the transfer case engages 4WD on its own, presenting a potential danger while driving. To address the 4WD SVC light staying on, it is recommended to check for any damage or loose connections in the wiring to the transfer case shift motor. Furthermore, delayed engagement or hesitation when switching between 2WD and 4WD modes can signal transfer case problems, which could lead to safety hazards like getting stuck or unexpected shifts to low-range gear. It is advisable for owners experiencing these symptoms to have their Chrysler Aspen inspected by a qualified mechanic to ensure prompt resolution of any transfer case issues.
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