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there is a "center differential" that allows front and rear drive shafts to
turn at different speeds in turns. It is a fluid coupling. In older Jeeps
it was mandatory to change the fluid a specific intervals. I'd check with
dealer to find out if a fluid change is apt to solve your problem. I would
not just ignore the problem, lest you do some damage over time.
"Grand Cherokee" <tygarize@amuro.net> wrote in message
news:OSjSa.87469$OZ2.17789@rwcrnsc54...
> I am wondering what this feeling is when I travel more than aprox 55 mph
for
> about 5 miles..... it feels like the front end pulls almost inward.....
like
> it is shifting in and out of four wheel drive. I have a 1995 Jeep Grand
> Cherokee Laredo 4.0 full time 4WD.... it has about 138,000 miles and is
> running strong. I am told that the problem with my vehicle is the Viscous
> Coupler, which I haven't a clue about. Now to my questions I suppose :-)
> ... One, I am wondering if there is a cheaper way out of this, because
> honestly, at this point in time, I don't have the 825 bucks that I am told
> that this part costs. I found the following posted on a Jeep message
board,
> but I remain to cynical to follow it: "try adding limited slip additive to
> you tcase to solve your coupler problems. do a tcase service with atf+4
and
> add limited slip additive part# 4318060ab. Two bottles should do it. It
will
> fix the jerking while turning problem".....does this clipping hold any
> truth? And secondly: if there is no cheaper way out this, where am I best
> off purchasing the coupler from (online or offline)? I thank you in
advance
> for any ansnwers, comments or further questions given.
>
> BirdMan
>
>