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Old 23-05-2004
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Hi guys, i am new to all things jeep and 4wd and am about to head to the snow in the highlands of tasmania. What i would like to know is what do i use each of the transfer case modes for? ie high full, high part etc
Any other advice regarding this type of touring in an xj will be greatly appreciated...
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Hey there Junglejuice

I found this website really useful when I first bought my XJ earlier this year. Was posted on this forum a while back but I will attach the link for you:

http://www.jeep.com/4x4/index.html?c...index&type=top

Scroll the cursor over the "Get Ready" tab and then click on the "See how Jeep 4x4 system works" heading and it will take you though a good flash presentation of when and how to use the Selec-trac 4 transmittion on the XJ's.

Hope that helps.

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