Depends on if your jeep is full time 4WD or not. Certain models come with a full time 4WD system. There will be a lever to the left of the transmission gear shift. If it says 4-All Time Neutral, and 4Lo its already in 4WD all the time.
If it says 2WD, 4Hi, Neutral, 4Lo or another combination that includes 2WD, then you can simply pull the lever into 4Hi part time, or 4Hi full time (depending on the system) this "can" be done at speeds up to 55MPH, but I suggest to all people to stop before doing this, because doing so at such high speeds will wear out the drive train components pretty quickly. To shift into 4Lo contrary to popular belief you should have the jeep rolling 2-3mph while pulling the lever quickly from 2WD, or 4WD hi through neutral and into 4WD Lo. The reason behind having the jeep rolling is so that the gears in the transfer case can align and engage properly. If you are completely stopped the system most likely will not engage properly or at all.
Good luck with your jeep, they're great vehicles.
2007-12-04 15:11:25
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answered by Bill S 6
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make sure it has 4 wheel drive first by looking on the floor of the truck in the center. if there is a lever then move it to 4H. if its not on the floor then it will be in the center of the dash and it may be a push button
2007-12-04 07:19:38
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answered by Anonymous
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how do I put my jeep into four wheel drive full time not part time.?
2015-10-30 05:15:11
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answered by doviejohnm@sbcglobal.net 1
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section time could nicely be left on each and every of the time ,sparkling roads , and snow or sand 4h - slick roads purely , do not use on dry pavement -components slighty extra advantageous traction than section time 4l - slick roads purely - low kit ratio ,slighty extra advantageous traction than 4h
2016-12-10 12:29:14
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answered by Anonymous
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with two sticks of dynamite and a match....good luck with the jeep!!!
2007-12-04 07:17:31
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answered by Anonymous
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