My Grand cherokee is Laredo 2006, and uts 4X4, my problem is that I don't know how to use the Traction, someone told me that its automatic and I am not sure.

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CarGurusJan 27, 2014 - 2001 jeep grand Cherokee laredo - Just purchased a 2001 Jeep GrandCherokee Laredo and ... It starts in PARK sometimes and sometimes it won't and I have to start it in Neutral. ... Hatch shuts flush, but won't stay shut. help!

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I have a 2006 grand cherokee laredo 4x4. I have only had it in four wheel drive once, and thats when i bought it. Yesterday I was just testing it out. Put it in neutral,foot on brake, Pulled up on the the leaver and nothing happened, except a service light came on. Saying"service transfer case". No matter what I tried I could not get it to work. What say you.

Plenty of causes. Plugs, valves. rings, numerous electronic/electrical faults. Diagnose vehicle and eliminate problems one by one.

Your jeep should have full time four wheel drive. To place the transfer case in low range look down to the console towards the rear and you will see a "T" shaped handle. To place it into low range you should stop place the vehicle into park and lift the T handle and in the dash a 4X4 indicator lamp will light up. The traction button on the dash would be used in 4 wheel high mode when you start to experience wheel slippage upon take off from a stopped position. This will give you a little more control. You only need to use the low range for very slow speeds in mud or snow. Otherwise just leave it in high range because it is always using 4 wheel drive. This is a very reliable system which Jeep has refined over the years. Your Grand Cherokee is not designed fro hard core off road use. Hard core off road use will destroy the undercarriage. The Grand Cherokee is more of a luxury soccer mom 4X4 with good road manners, a comfortable ride, and good reliability.

there should be a tag on the differential that will have the ratio stamped on it.if its missing you can try calling the dealer to see if they would be able to tell you by using the vin#.or you can pull the cover off and rotate the differential and find the #s stamped on ring gear.

the problem is the metal contacts inside the lense itself,the socket make contact with the little metal tabs, bent mine out a hair or 2 ,and never had another problem with the brake light not working on my drivers side.

try pressing and holding window switch until window motor stops in down position,then pull up and hold switch until window motor stops..this should recalibrate window position..i hope this helps