1994 Jeep Cherokee Transfer Case

Drive Train Axles Bearings problem
1994 Jeep Cherokee 6 cyl Four Wheel Drive Automatic 170K miles

to make a long story short. I bought a 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Before I purchased, I took it to a Jeep dealership. Paid them to do a diagnostic. The problem I explained was that when I made a right or left Hard turn it made a noise and vibrated. After their diagnostic, they told me the problem was and need a new front axel. The vehicle itself is in immpeccalbe condition. Stupid me feel for it. But I relied on the dealership. So I pay them $800.00 for the repairs of course I purchased the Jeep. When I drove the vehicle home is started with the noise and vibrations again. Took jeep back and lo and behold it is now the transfer case. $2500 to fix. My question. Can the shaft be removed and the 4 wheel drive be disconnected and my daughter drives as an all wheel drive or front wheel drive (whichever it becomes) I really don't have the money to shell out another $2500. Had I have known all this I would have purchased a $7,000 vehicle. I would love nothing more than to donate for your organization as I'm hoping you can help me. But I am busted. My late husband taught me a bit about vehicles. But apparantly not enough to get screwed. Thank you. I will donated in future I promise. THan you and God Bless!