One out of many daves

My parents just bought a 2005 Liberty Limited. It was advertised that it
came with Command-Trac.
It actually has Selec-Trac. (2WD-4PARTTIME-4FULLTIME-N-4LO)
Or did Jeep set up Selec-Trac differently with the Libbys?
So check it out to see what it really has! Maybe you will also get lucky!
;-)
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dave AKA vwdoc1

"Sandstone" <spambucket@infowest.com> wrote in message
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> I'm thinking about buying a Jeep Liberty. I know Selec-Trac may be a
> better option but all the Libertys I've looked at have Command-Trac.
> Selec-Trac just rarer than hen's teeth around here. Command-Trac might
> be OK but I'm worried about the 4Hi limitations.
>
> Does the problem with 4Hi on dry pavement only occur when turning?
>
> For the sake of argument, if you *only* drive in a straight line on dry
> pavement, no matter what the speed, then is there any 4HI problem?
>
> I'm concerned about driving on hard dirt or clay roads that have
> intermittent trouble areas (e.g., deep sand or mud spots). Do I dare
> drive in 4Hi on roads like this, or are they equivalent to dry pavement
> scenarios? What are others experiences in situations like this?
>
> What about gravel roads - are they problematic in 4Hi?

larry

If you got selectrac with paying extra for it, then you really got a
deal. It has been my experience that most salespeople selling jeeps
don't know the difference themselves and will tell you that it is ok to
use command trac fulltime wet or dry. For myself after having
selectrac I would never go back to command trac.

Larry

larry

If you got selectrac with paying extra for it, then you really got a
deal. It has been my experience that most salespeople selling jeeps
don't know the difference themselves and will tell you that it is ok to
use command trac fulltime wet or dry. For myself after having
selectrac I would never go back to command trac.

Larry

larry

If you got selectrac with paying extra for it, then you really got a
deal. It has been my experience that most salespeople selling jeeps
don't know the difference themselves and will tell you that it is ok to
use command trac fulltime wet or dry. For myself after having
selectrac I would never go back to command trac.

Larry

larry

If you got selectrac with paying extra for it, then you really got a
deal. It has been my experience that most salespeople selling jeeps
don't know the difference themselves and will tell you that it is ok to
use command trac fulltime wet or dry. For myself after having
selectrac I would never go back to command trac.

Larry

Billy Ray

My 02 WJ with Select-Trac does not have posi-traction.

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> Maybe this is why my XJ Limited came with a limited slip rear end. [Do all
> SelecTracs come with a L-S rear axle?] With a shorter wheelbase vehicle,
> this can become an issue rather quickly. So if conditions even look
> slippery, I throw it into 4HI since it doesn't really use any more fuel
> than when in 2HI.
>

Billy Ray

My 02 WJ with Select-Trac does not have posi-traction.

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> Maybe this is why my XJ Limited came with a limited slip rear end. [Do all
> SelecTracs come with a L-S rear axle?] With a shorter wheelbase vehicle,
> this can become an issue rather quickly. So if conditions even look
> slippery, I throw it into 4HI since it doesn't really use any more fuel
> than when in 2HI.
>

Billy Ray

My 02 WJ with Select-Trac does not have posi-traction.

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2002 Jeep WJ 4 Liter Automatic
Brilliant Black Crystal Pearl Coat
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> Maybe this is why my XJ Limited came with a limited slip rear end. [Do all
> SelecTracs come with a L-S rear axle?] With a shorter wheelbase vehicle,
> this can become an issue rather quickly. So if conditions even look
> slippery, I throw it into 4HI since it doesn't really use any more fuel
> than when in 2HI.
>

Billy Ray

My 02 WJ with Select-Trac does not have posi-traction.

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2002 Jeep WJ 4 Liter Automatic
Brilliant Black Crystal Pearl Coat
Sharing is why we are all here....... or should be.
..

> Maybe this is why my XJ Limited came with a limited slip rear end. [Do all
> SelecTracs come with a L-S rear axle?] With a shorter wheelbase vehicle,
> this can become an issue rather quickly. So if conditions even look
> slippery, I throw it into 4HI since it doesn't really use any more fuel
> than when in 2HI.
>

Billy Ray

What is with the delay in the front from kicking in?

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"L.W. ("ßill") ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
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> http://www.----------.com/temp/LibertyAndTraction.mpeg
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
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> Clap Trap wrote:
>>
>> A liberty has a 4wd option?
>>
>> ROTFLMAO.