93 cherokee shifting into fwd

have your transmission rebuilt by accredited professional transmission shops that offer a 12 month warranty
you can get transmission from importers and many from reputable dealers are quality units with low miles
stick with the OEM unit as any variations will cause electronic problems

Under your hood look for an aluminum looking line 1/4 inch thick trace it until the find a Blue Cap with the letter L, for Low Pressure, the Blue Cap with H is high pressure.

Hey there, The driver info center in the 93 grand cherokee's is notorious for this message. This switch is on the transfer case and its only purpose is to tell that display what 4 wheel drive mode you are in (eg. 2 wheel, 4 wheel high, 4 wheel low, etc.) This can mean the switch bad but is USUALLY cause by a short in the display module itself. This will not affect anything on your Jeep. It is merely for driver information only. This is a very common problem and if you have a 93 in which the display is working at all your are lucky. They are very bad about going completely out over time.

You can shift on the fly...as you are moving....into 4WD at speeds up to 40 MPH but simply grabing the 4WD selector and moving into the 4WD high gear. Low gear selection should be done at a stand still, with transmission in neutral position before proceeding in fwd. The low position is a "granny gear" that is for extreme situations where high 4WD will not suffice or get you out of a stuck situation.

No, not with out a lot of work. Electronics are most likely different on the 2 also.

OK then the switch is part of the gear selector switch on the side of the trans where the shift linkage hooks up. here is a picture and part number.
ACDELCO Part # C2241 $233.89

inside the transmission...i doubt u could repair it yourself....

aslong as you dont have locking hubs you can shift into 4 wheel high if you need 4whl low youwill need to stop and put into neuteral first and the same thing to take it out of 4whl low .otherwise you can shift on the fly or if you prefer driving hope this helps you out

If the jeep is awd, the jeep is always in 4w high.

I would check your linkage for proper adjustment.If that is ok check for bad trany mounts creating to much movement making it pop out.