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Old 09-27-2012, 08:43 AM   #1
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2005 4x4 awd jeep grand cherokee

Am looking at above to use as toad. Since you can't shift 4x4 to neutral can u still tow 4 down
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It doesn't look good.

From Remco Towing;

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If vehicle has a Neutral Position in the 4WD Transfer Case, then vehicle is "Tow-able as is". Just follow procedures in Owner's Manual. If vehicle does not have a Neutral Position in the Transfer Case then it is a "Trailer Only" vehicle and cannot be flat towed.
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I own a 2002 4x4 Jeep Grand Cherokee and the transfer case can be shifted into neutral for towing. Even the full time 4x4 version has a neutral position for towing. All of the 4x4's have this capability If I remember...

Just to be sure, refer to the owners manual for the Jeep or look it up on one of the many Jeep Cherokee forums. Have fun!
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But, if there is no transfer case, it can't be towed all 4 down.
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Most manufacturers have used various transfer cases throughout the years.

Not all transfer cases have a neutral position.

Not all transfer cases that do have a neutral position are towable.

Unfortunately, there is no hard and fast rule regarding the towing of any vehicle.
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My .01 cents worth. I have a 2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee Quadra Drive II NV245 transfer case with Diesel engine as my toad.

The two wheel drive version can NOT be towed four down.

Quadra-Trac I® full-time
single-speed 4WD includes NV140 transfer case can NOT be towed 4 down.

Quadra-Trac II® active 4WD includes NV245 transfer case
(included with V8 and diesel engines) CAN be towed 4 down

Quadra-Drive® II active 4WD includes NV245 transfer case
and Electronic Limited-Slip Differentials for front and rear
axles (included with Quadra Drive II Group) CAN be towed 4 down

If it is full time AWD it should be the Quadra-Drive II. The neutral is a small, push with a pin, button on the 08'. Follow instructions in manuel

I hope this helps.
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