Basic 4WD Question

Timber · Jul 19, 2005

I have the 242 t-case and when I shift into full time, I can hear and feel it shifting, but not when I just shift into part time. I know that there's a "shift sleeve" that physically moves into place allowing full time differentiation, and I'm sure that's what I'm hearing and feeling. My question is should I hear or feel anything when going into part time? I rarely use part time; I usually just skip on by with the shifter on my way to full time or low, so that's why I'm pretty unfamiliar with normal part time.

langer1 · Jul 19, 2005

Timber said:
I have the 242 t-case and when I shift into full time, I can hear and feel it shifting, but not when I just shift into part time. I know that there's a "shift sleeve" that physically moves into place allowing full time differentiation, and I'm sure that's what I'm hearing and feeling. My question is should I hear or feel anything when going into part time? I rarely use part time; I usually just skip on by with the shifter on my way to full time or low, so that's why I'm pretty unfamiliar with normal part time.

No

8Mud · Jul 19, 2005

You usually notice pretty quick when you turn a corner.

Timber · Jul 19, 2005

I thought as much but wanted the confirmation. Thank you very much.

Timber · Jul 19, 2005

8Mud said:
You usually notice pretty quick when you turn a corner.

I was typing when you sent this, but yes, I'm aware of when it's in part time, I just didn't know if I should hear or feel anything as well.

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