Yes; your transfer case would sound like that if it's trying to go into 4wd
and can't because the front driveshaft is stopped. When you slow down to a
slow enough speed, it'll pop into 4WD with a clunk. Before that it grinds.
At speed you can't hear it at all. At least mine would do that, if I shifted
into 4WD at speed, and the hubs locked out. It's a manual, Borg Warner
T-1356.
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> im having a problem just recently i was driving down the road and
> coming to a stop sign and when im nearly stoped my truck feels like it
> starts grinding underneath then jerks and stops is this my transfer
> case? my brakes work fine and it does not jerk in reverse.
>
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