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Old 04-22-2023, 07:37 PM
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I just purchased a 1997 F150 from a private seller. It has an aftermarket button mounted under the drives side dash. You can rotate this button and also when depressed it stays depressed.


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LOL - trace the wires. Hell , Im curious.
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Manual Front Differential Cable Lock Kit … Cures Slow to No-engagement Blues. It replaces the whole vacuum actuated system to engage the front differential.
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Heard of them, never had the need in the old 98... surprisingly.
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Thanks guys,
. Now I need to learn how to use it lol.
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Here is the instructions. https://static.summitracing.com/glob...ns/pos-750.pdf

i don't have one, so I'm of no real help otherwise.
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WoW this forum is great! This helps a lot. Thank you very much
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Might (should) give Coleroad a like for providing that info in post 3 & 6
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Once again, the value of a forum like this is shown!
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Once again, the value of a forum like this is shown!

yup, the next question otherwise would have been "why doesn't my 4WD work ", and no one would have known that this kit had been installed. I'm glad the OP has it figured out before he needs it.
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