If I unplug my transfer case on my 2005 AWD Dodge Durango Hemi, will it still run?

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Asked by PUE719 Jun 20, 2017 at 01:17 PM about the 2005 Dodge Durango SLT 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Been told if I unplug it, the vehicle will stay in neutral because it is AWD.  Has
anyone had there's engage while driving down the road?  I understand that they
light flashes, but has it actually engaged?  Mine only engages when I am
turning tight (Like in a parking lot)

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Momm answered 7 years ago

Yes you can. Mine was stuck in 4WD for weeks...until I hit a huge pothole. I immediately pulled up onto a curb, unplugged it and have been driving it like that ever since with no problems.

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PUE719 answered 7 years ago

I unplugged the fuse for the TC, but the light still flashes and makes the engaging sound. Either the fuse box is labeled wrong or something.

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Momm answered 7 years ago

I unplugged the actual wiring harness clip at the transfer case motor. Just wrap it so no dust gets in there, tie it up and go

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GuruXBR9V answered 6 years ago

Can you dusconnect the front drive shaft in a 2000 dodge durango awd and still drive it safely

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