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    1999 Grand Cherokee Laredeo 4x4 6 cylnder.

    Can I take out the transfer case and make it a 2-wheel drive. some say yes and some say no.

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    I see two potential problems. nothing to keep the trans fluid in or the yoke/drive flange on.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by blkTJ View Post
      I see two potential problems. nothing to keep the trans fluid in or the yoke/drive flange on.
      So you're saying that other than those two things, it should be OK?!
      -Bob
      '98 Black TJ [COLOR=Blue]Sport[/COLOR] 4.0L/Auto Trans

      My rig : http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a95...n/DSC06310.jpg

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      • #4
        Originally posted by steelman View Post
        So you're saying that other than those two things, it should be OK?!
        sure. :yay:
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        • #5
          It's not as simple as removing the t-case. You have to convert the tranny from a 4wd unit to a 2wd. This will include a new tailshaft, outputshaft, tail housing. You'll also quite possibly need a longer or shorter driveshaft. I'm sure there is other stuff to. So to answer your question of if you can just remove the t-case and run in 2wd . . . No.
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          • #6
            thanks duke

            thanks for the info. I guess I will be trying to find a new transfer case.

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