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grazi · 09-19-2012, 08:17 PM

I owned two a 94 and a 97 back in the day and they were quadra trac which I think is what these guys are referring to as AWD. If the tire pressure is a hair off, the T-case thinks it is slipping and engages the 4wd. After awhile it seizes the viscous coupler in the T-case and gets stuck in 4wd. In the newer models I think they changed the name to Quadra-Drive but not sure if the problem still happened.....Get a 98 5.9 limited. IMO the coolest Jeep of all time(besides the SRT8)

09-19-2012, 08:17 PM	#15
grazi Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Morris County Posts: 1,033 iTrader: (2)	I owned two a 94 and a 97 back in the day and they were quadra trac which I think is what these guys are referring to as AWD. If the tire pressure is a hair off, the T-case thinks it is slipping and engages the 4wd. After awhile it seizes the viscous coupler in the T-case and gets stuck in 4wd. In the newer models I think they changed the name to Quadra-Drive but not sure if the problem still happened.....Get a 98 5.9 limited. IMO the coolest Jeep of all time(besides the SRT8) __________________ 94 Trans am 25th anniversary 86 Buick Regal T-type 73 camaro 454/T56 work in progress.