1989 Jeep Wrangler YJ won’t go into 4x4 high
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Asked by Thomas Mar 12, 2019 at 10:23 AM about the 1989 Jeep Wrangler 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 1989 Jeep Wrangler YJ will run great in
2x4 and 4x4 low, but when you switch it into
4x4 high, it don’t engage and does nothing, it
just sets there and won’t move at all. Also the
4x4 shifter lever inside the Jeep keeps
coming loose and falling off the thing it
attaches to. What’s wrong and what do I
need to fix it? By the way it’s a 1989 Jeep
Wrangler YJ, 4.2 liter engine, 5-speed manual
transmission.

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GuruC3ZKT answered 5 years ago

“It don’t engage” “It doesn’t engage Correct grammar will ad to your credibility

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Thomas answered 5 years ago

You know what, there are other people on here that use worse grammar! What is the deal with you all? All I wanted to do was ask a question about my Jeep! I will not recommend Cargurus!

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Heather answered 4 years ago

Seriously "Guru?" I think correcting grammar is the last thing you should worry about. Your condescending tone & pretentious attitude should be your first concern. I'd rather Speak to a person who has an occasional grammar problem, than a snob who talks down to people. A person who calls a person's credibility into question over their accent or even poor grammar deserves to be shafted by a slick talking con man with a silver tongue. Wow, you may even be one... By the way you used quotation marks in the wrong place, capitalized the C & I incorrectly, & your sentence is woefully lacking decent grammar. I guess according to your own standards, you must have zero credibility, obviously less than the person you were trolling anyway. Thomas seems like a decent person, you are clearly not!

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