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Shift the 4 wheel drive lever into 4 wheel drive.
Engage the clutch. Shift to neutral. In neutral move the smaller shift lever. On an 87 wrangler the lever is closest to driver. The shift pattern is 2H at the top, 4H middle and 4L is all the way down.
If you have a lever, pull it into the four wheel drive position. If a switch, put in four wheel drive.
Depends on year and model. There is usually a switch or a lever.
The actuator on a 4-wheel drive allows the vehicle to shift into 4-wheel drive with the push of a button or a shift of a lever. The actuator allows the front axle to become engaged.
Simply pull the four wheel drive lever back towards the seat.
pull back on the floor lever
Put the lever into the 4wd position.
Grab lever, pul into 4wd position.
you change the settings Turn the knob Pull the lever Lock in the hubs
Depends on what year it is and whether it's straight drive. On my 'straight drive '81 you start with the regular shift lever (the one you shift when driving) in 1st gear and give the vehicle a little gas while trying to move the the transfer case shift lever (the other stick) out of 4 wheel drive and into 2 wheel drive. If you have the old lockout wheel hubs you will also have to turn them to the left til they click.They are only on the front wheels of course.
Yes, it is a shift on the fly system.