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So I was driving to work and it was raining very heavily, so I put my jeep into 4wd Part Time just for shits and giggles. I was driving and it felt a little weird but i just figured it might be normal.

I pulled in to the parking lot and into a spot and when i turned, the fron end started freaking out and chugging and my wheel was jerking back and forth,

it felt like there was resistance on the wheels as if they were getting caught or rubbing on something but I looked and nothing looks broken or seems to be rubbing. I was told it could be the CV joints?

Any ideas guys?

Thankis in advance.

If i left anything out that you need to know, I'll be checking frequently.

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well MINE when i put in 4wd it does the same time, say when ur pulling in or backing out of a parking spot and turning. i work at discount tire and ive been in alot of vehicles that do that. usually ONLY when you turn sharp tho

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well MINE when i put in 4wd it does the same time, say when ur pulling in or backing out of a parking spot and turning. i work at discount tire and ive been in alot of vehicles that do that. usually ONLY when you turn sharp tho

It always chattered a little bit while taking charp turns but nothing ever crazy like this. It did it for a few feet while going straight too and made some noises.

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Shouldnt do it going straight but any 4wd Ive ever been in does that when the wheel is cut all the way or just about all the way.

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my girlfriends step dad had a jeep liberty that did that. i swapped the transfer case and it stopped. turns out the chain inside was stretched and jumping teeth. after it was out u could turn the front output shaft and hear the chain slapping the case.

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my girlfriends step dad had a jeep liberty that did that. i swapped the transfer case and it stopped. turns out the chain inside was stretched and jumping teeth. after it was out u could turn the front output shaft and hear the chain slapping the case.

Well i hope this isnt the (transfer) case. LOL JK! lame joke. But really. I just got money to buy new equipment and then this happens.

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CV Joints, driveshaft, wheel bearings, transmission or tcase. Most 4wd's will "cut" across the pavement when it's dry and you're turning... This is also a sure fire fucking way to screw somethign up. Not supposed to make noise on straights... mine has a little hum that's it

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