Clunk after switching from 4hi
01-06-2004, 09:52 PM
#21
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Re: Clunk after switching from 4hi
Eric:
It's the turn on dry pavement that is the problem. The drivetrain will bind
up almost instantly during a turn. The sharper the turn, the quicker and
harder the drivetrain will bind up. Turns on dry pavement while in 4WD are a
definite NO NO.
Tom
"Eric" <gymrat@***.net> wrote in message
news:C4KKb.6923$zf.4617@okepread05...
> It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was when
I
> came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a road that
> quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess I'll stop doing
> that....
>
> I've used it since, and as long as I am not turning onto something paved,
it
> works just fine (i.e. disengages just about instantly).
>
> Eric
snip
It's the turn on dry pavement that is the problem. The drivetrain will bind
up almost instantly during a turn. The sharper the turn, the quicker and
harder the drivetrain will bind up. Turns on dry pavement while in 4WD are a
definite NO NO.
Tom
"Eric" <gymrat@***.net> wrote in message
news:C4KKb.6923$zf.4617@okepread05...
> It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was when
I
> came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a road that
> quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess I'll stop doing
> that....
>
> I've used it since, and as long as I am not turning onto something paved,
it
> works just fine (i.e. disengages just about instantly).
>
> Eric
snip
01-06-2004, 09:52 PM
#22
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Re: Clunk after switching from 4hi
Eric:
It's the turn on dry pavement that is the problem. The drivetrain will bind
up almost instantly during a turn. The sharper the turn, the quicker and
harder the drivetrain will bind up. Turns on dry pavement while in 4WD are a
definite NO NO.
Tom
"Eric" <gymrat@***.net> wrote in message
news:C4KKb.6923$zf.4617@okepread05...
> It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was when
I
> came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a road that
> quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess I'll stop doing
> that....
>
> I've used it since, and as long as I am not turning onto something paved,
it
> works just fine (i.e. disengages just about instantly).
>
> Eric
snip
It's the turn on dry pavement that is the problem. The drivetrain will bind
up almost instantly during a turn. The sharper the turn, the quicker and
harder the drivetrain will bind up. Turns on dry pavement while in 4WD are a
definite NO NO.
Tom
"Eric" <gymrat@***.net> wrote in message
news:C4KKb.6923$zf.4617@okepread05...
> It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was when
I
> came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a road that
> quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess I'll stop doing
> that....
>
> I've used it since, and as long as I am not turning onto something paved,
it
> works just fine (i.e. disengages just about instantly).
>
> Eric
snip
01-06-2004, 10:59 PM
#23
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Re: Clunk after switching from 4hi
I will definitely avoid this in the future. Could I have done any permanent
damage?!? It seems to work just fine when I'm not doing anything stupid
like turning onto dry pavement...
Eric
"mabar" <mabar@NOSPAMgbronline.com> wrote in message
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> Eric:
>
> It's the turn on dry pavement that is the problem. The drivetrain will
bind
> up almost instantly during a turn. The sharper the turn, the quicker and
> harder the drivetrain will bind up. Turns on dry pavement while in 4WD are
a
> definite NO NO.
>
> Tom
>
> "Eric" <gymrat@***.net> wrote in message
> news:C4KKb.6923$zf.4617@okepread05...
> > It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
when
> I
> > came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a road that
> > quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess I'll stop doing
> > that....
> >
> > I've used it since, and as long as I am not turning onto something
paved,
> it
> > works just fine (i.e. disengages just about instantly).
> >
> > Eric
> snip
>
>
damage?!? It seems to work just fine when I'm not doing anything stupid
like turning onto dry pavement...
Eric
"mabar" <mabar@NOSPAMgbronline.com> wrote in message
news:WvOdnXq0AejJ6WaiRVn-jw@gbronline.com...
> Eric:
>
> It's the turn on dry pavement that is the problem. The drivetrain will
bind
> up almost instantly during a turn. The sharper the turn, the quicker and
> harder the drivetrain will bind up. Turns on dry pavement while in 4WD are
a
> definite NO NO.
>
> Tom
>
> "Eric" <gymrat@***.net> wrote in message
> news:C4KKb.6923$zf.4617@okepread05...
> > It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
when
> I
> > came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a road that
> > quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess I'll stop doing
> > that....
> >
> > I've used it since, and as long as I am not turning onto something
paved,
> it
> > works just fine (i.e. disengages just about instantly).
> >
> > Eric
> snip
>
>
01-06-2004, 10:59 PM
#24
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Re: Clunk after switching from 4hi
I will definitely avoid this in the future. Could I have done any permanent
damage?!? It seems to work just fine when I'm not doing anything stupid
like turning onto dry pavement...
Eric
"mabar" <mabar@NOSPAMgbronline.com> wrote in message
news:WvOdnXq0AejJ6WaiRVn-jw@gbronline.com...
> Eric:
>
> It's the turn on dry pavement that is the problem. The drivetrain will
bind
> up almost instantly during a turn. The sharper the turn, the quicker and
> harder the drivetrain will bind up. Turns on dry pavement while in 4WD are
a
> definite NO NO.
>
> Tom
>
> "Eric" <gymrat@***.net> wrote in message
> news:C4KKb.6923$zf.4617@okepread05...
> > It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
when
> I
> > came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a road that
> > quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess I'll stop doing
> > that....
> >
> > I've used it since, and as long as I am not turning onto something
paved,
> it
> > works just fine (i.e. disengages just about instantly).
> >
> > Eric
> snip
>
>
damage?!? It seems to work just fine when I'm not doing anything stupid
like turning onto dry pavement...
Eric
"mabar" <mabar@NOSPAMgbronline.com> wrote in message
news:WvOdnXq0AejJ6WaiRVn-jw@gbronline.com...
> Eric:
>
> It's the turn on dry pavement that is the problem. The drivetrain will
bind
> up almost instantly during a turn. The sharper the turn, the quicker and
> harder the drivetrain will bind up. Turns on dry pavement while in 4WD are
a
> definite NO NO.
>
> Tom
>
> "Eric" <gymrat@***.net> wrote in message
> news:C4KKb.6923$zf.4617@okepread05...
> > It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
when
> I
> > came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a road that
> > quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess I'll stop doing
> > that....
> >
> > I've used it since, and as long as I am not turning onto something
paved,
> it
> > works just fine (i.e. disengages just about instantly).
> >
> > Eric
> snip
>
>
01-06-2004, 10:59 PM
#25
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Re: Clunk after switching from 4hi
I will definitely avoid this in the future. Could I have done any permanent
damage?!? It seems to work just fine when I'm not doing anything stupid
like turning onto dry pavement...
Eric
"mabar" <mabar@NOSPAMgbronline.com> wrote in message
news:WvOdnXq0AejJ6WaiRVn-jw@gbronline.com...
> Eric:
>
> It's the turn on dry pavement that is the problem. The drivetrain will
bind
> up almost instantly during a turn. The sharper the turn, the quicker and
> harder the drivetrain will bind up. Turns on dry pavement while in 4WD are
a
> definite NO NO.
>
> Tom
>
> "Eric" <gymrat@***.net> wrote in message
> news:C4KKb.6923$zf.4617@okepread05...
> > It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
when
> I
> > came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a road that
> > quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess I'll stop doing
> > that....
> >
> > I've used it since, and as long as I am not turning onto something
paved,
> it
> > works just fine (i.e. disengages just about instantly).
> >
> > Eric
> snip
>
>
damage?!? It seems to work just fine when I'm not doing anything stupid
like turning onto dry pavement...
Eric
"mabar" <mabar@NOSPAMgbronline.com> wrote in message
news:WvOdnXq0AejJ6WaiRVn-jw@gbronline.com...
> Eric:
>
> It's the turn on dry pavement that is the problem. The drivetrain will
bind
> up almost instantly during a turn. The sharper the turn, the quicker and
> harder the drivetrain will bind up. Turns on dry pavement while in 4WD are
a
> definite NO NO.
>
> Tom
>
> "Eric" <gymrat@***.net> wrote in message
> news:C4KKb.6923$zf.4617@okepread05...
> > It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
when
> I
> > came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a road that
> > quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess I'll stop doing
> > that....
> >
> > I've used it since, and as long as I am not turning onto something
paved,
> it
> > works just fine (i.e. disengages just about instantly).
> >
> > Eric
> snip
>
>
01-06-2004, 11:22 PM
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Re: Clunk after switching from 4hi
On 06 Jan 2004 05:23 PM, Eric posted the following:
> It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
> when I came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a
> road that quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess
> I'll stop doing that....
When I shift from 4hi to 2hi at speed, I usually let off the throttle
for a brief instant right after shifting the lever. This unloads the
drivetrain and allows the transfer case to disengage easier.
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> It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
> when I came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a
> road that quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess
> I'll stop doing that....
When I shift from 4hi to 2hi at speed, I usually let off the throttle
for a brief instant right after shifting the lever. This unloads the
drivetrain and allows the transfer case to disengage easier.
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01-06-2004, 11:22 PM
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Re: Clunk after switching from 4hi
On 06 Jan 2004 05:23 PM, Eric posted the following:
> It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
> when I came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a
> road that quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess
> I'll stop doing that....
When I shift from 4hi to 2hi at speed, I usually let off the throttle
for a brief instant right after shifting the lever. This unloads the
drivetrain and allows the transfer case to disengage easier.
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> It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
> when I came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a
> road that quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess
> I'll stop doing that....
When I shift from 4hi to 2hi at speed, I usually let off the throttle
for a brief instant right after shifting the lever. This unloads the
drivetrain and allows the transfer case to disengage easier.
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01-06-2004, 11:22 PM
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Re: Clunk after switching from 4hi
On 06 Jan 2004 05:23 PM, Eric posted the following:
> It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
> when I came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a
> road that quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess
> I'll stop doing that....
When I shift from 4hi to 2hi at speed, I usually let off the throttle
for a brief instant right after shifting the lever. This unloads the
drivetrain and allows the transfer case to disengage easier.
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> It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
> when I came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a
> road that quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess
> I'll stop doing that....
When I shift from 4hi to 2hi at speed, I usually let off the throttle
for a brief instant right after shifting the lever. This unloads the
drivetrain and allows the transfer case to disengage easier.
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01-07-2004, 11:17 AM
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Re: Clunk after switching from 4hi
Same here; I not only let off the throttle, but I go ahead and put the
clutch in so I make sure there is absolutely no input from the
engine/tranny side of the t-case. In the case of turning a corner from
a slushy road onto a dry main road, I will usually use 4wd, 1st gear
to get going, and then put the clutch in, shift to second, AND pop it
into two wheel, if the road is dry, right before begin turning the
wheel to aim down the main road. No binding occurs, but I get to take
advantage of the 4wheel to easily start from the light.
Del Rawlins <del@_kills_spammers_rawlinsbrothers.org> wrote in message news:<20040106192203215-0900@news.newsguy.com>...
> On 06 Jan 2004 05:23 PM, Eric posted the following:
> > It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
> > when I came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a
> > road that quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess
> > I'll stop doing that....
>
> When I shift from 4hi to 2hi at speed, I usually let off the throttle
> for a brief instant right after shifting the lever. This unloads the
> drivetrain and allows the transfer case to disengage easier.
>
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clutch in so I make sure there is absolutely no input from the
engine/tranny side of the t-case. In the case of turning a corner from
a slushy road onto a dry main road, I will usually use 4wd, 1st gear
to get going, and then put the clutch in, shift to second, AND pop it
into two wheel, if the road is dry, right before begin turning the
wheel to aim down the main road. No binding occurs, but I get to take
advantage of the 4wheel to easily start from the light.
Del Rawlins <del@_kills_spammers_rawlinsbrothers.org> wrote in message news:<20040106192203215-0900@news.newsguy.com>...
> On 06 Jan 2004 05:23 PM, Eric posted the following:
> > It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
> > when I came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a
> > road that quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess
> > I'll stop doing that....
>
> When I shift from 4hi to 2hi at speed, I usually let off the throttle
> for a brief instant right after shifting the lever. This unloads the
> drivetrain and allows the transfer case to disengage easier.
>
> ----------------------------------------------------
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01-07-2004, 11:17 AM
#30
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Re: Clunk after switching from 4hi
Same here; I not only let off the throttle, but I go ahead and put the
clutch in so I make sure there is absolutely no input from the
engine/tranny side of the t-case. In the case of turning a corner from
a slushy road onto a dry main road, I will usually use 4wd, 1st gear
to get going, and then put the clutch in, shift to second, AND pop it
into two wheel, if the road is dry, right before begin turning the
wheel to aim down the main road. No binding occurs, but I get to take
advantage of the 4wheel to easily start from the light.
Del Rawlins <del@_kills_spammers_rawlinsbrothers.org> wrote in message news:<20040106192203215-0900@news.newsguy.com>...
> On 06 Jan 2004 05:23 PM, Eric posted the following:
> > It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
> > when I came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a
> > road that quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess
> > I'll stop doing that....
>
> When I shift from 4hi to 2hi at speed, I usually let off the throttle
> for a brief instant right after shifting the lever. This unloads the
> drivetrain and allows the transfer case to disengage easier.
>
> ----------------------------------------------------
> Del Rawlins- del@_kills_spammers_rawlinsbrothers.org
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clutch in so I make sure there is absolutely no input from the
engine/tranny side of the t-case. In the case of turning a corner from
a slushy road onto a dry main road, I will usually use 4wd, 1st gear
to get going, and then put the clutch in, shift to second, AND pop it
into two wheel, if the road is dry, right before begin turning the
wheel to aim down the main road. No binding occurs, but I get to take
advantage of the 4wheel to easily start from the light.
Del Rawlins <del@_kills_spammers_rawlinsbrothers.org> wrote in message news:<20040106192203215-0900@news.newsguy.com>...
> On 06 Jan 2004 05:23 PM, Eric posted the following:
> > It normally disengages almost instantly. The two times it hasn't was
> > when I came from a stop sign (slick/slushy/snowy) and TURNED onto a
> > road that quickly turned to dry surface that this happened. Guess
> > I'll stop doing that....
>
> When I shift from 4hi to 2hi at speed, I usually let off the throttle
> for a brief instant right after shifting the lever. This unloads the
> drivetrain and allows the transfer case to disengage easier.
>
> ----------------------------------------------------
> Del Rawlins- del@_kills_spammers_rawlinsbrothers.org
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