4X4 Posi Lok Positive Axle Engagement
#1
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4X4 Posi Lok Positive Axle Engagement
Has anybody used this 4X4 Posi Lok or know about it. I know I've seen a product very similar to this made by Warn for ATV's that had full time 4X4.
It would let the ATV owner disengage the front differential.
It would let the ATV owner disengage the front differential.
#2
i have it on my 97. only thing is that the front wheels have to turn about a full turn for it to engage. you push the button in and pull the ****. on mine i have to turn the **** counter clockwise for it to engage. the **** is kinda like an adjustment ****. when you push the button in and push the **** back in it automaticly turns back clockwise. pretty neat setup and i love not having to rely on the vacuum crap.
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i have it on my 97. only thing is that the front wheels have to turn about a full turn for it to engage. you push the button in and pull the ****. on mine i have to turn the **** counter clockwise for it to engage. the **** is kinda like an adjustment ****. when you push the button in and push the **** back in it automaticly turns back clockwise. pretty neat setup and i love not having to rely on the vacuum crap.
#5
not sure, the only thing is to make sure you engage the 4x4 before you hit a mud hole. i thought i was gonna try and hit a small one in 2x4 and i almost didnt get out and 4x4 wouldnt engage because the wheels werent movin lol. once it started pulling out and the wheels got moving it engaged and pulled on out.
#6
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not sure, the only thing is to make sure you engage the 4x4 before you hit a mud hole. i thought i was gonna try and hit a small one in 2x4 and i almost didnt get out and 4x4 wouldnt engage because the wheels werent movin lol. once it started pulling out and the wheels got moving it engaged and pulled on out.
#7
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As far as I know, you still use the floor shifter or dash switch to engage the T-case. The posi-lok just does the front axle.
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yes... so if you were off roading you could just lock the front diff in... and when you actually wanted 4wd... just lock the shifter in...
Alot of oil fields and famers use this same thing so they can lock there trucks in 4low... and not have to lock the front diff in... they can run around in low lock and wont have to worry about the front end binding soe they can turn... i run the same type of set up on my 88 race trucks i ran a few years ago... its more reliable .. and once you throw a decent size cam in.. you lose your vacumme
Alot of oil fields and famers use this same thing so they can lock there trucks in 4low... and not have to lock the front diff in... they can run around in low lock and wont have to worry about the front end binding soe they can turn... i run the same type of set up on my 88 race trucks i ran a few years ago... its more reliable .. and once you throw a decent size cam in.. you lose your vacumme