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Correct! Not to mention you'll have 4wd faster as the cad doesn't have to engage. I got rid of my cad a while ago lol
whoaaaaa my mind is totally blown! I figured once I swapped the vacuum lines and got the 4WD light on the shifter became useless but I had it totally wrong!
whoaaaaa my mind is totally blown! I figured once I swapped the vacuum lines and got the 4WD light on the shifter became useless but I had it totally wrong!
Nope! The cad just connects the axles. The transfer case actually transfers the power (hence the name). HeyYou explained it really well.
Ok so another question. I always thought that when the front driveshaft doesn’t turn that means the 4x4 is engaged. (I realize this may be true “traditionally”) but in my application what is a definitive test to make sure 4WD is truly engaged or disengaged?
Ok so another question. I always thought that when the front driveshaft doesn’t turn that means the 4x4 is engaged. (I realize this may be true “traditionally”) but in my application what is a definitive test to make sure 4WD is truly engaged or disengaged?
theres 4 inches of snow on the ground right now. I think I’ll block the back wheels and see if the front ones dig in/spin that should work no?
It should. I would try to get the truck "stuck" like for example my driveway has a little hill and if you stop on it with snow you need 4wd. That's how I test it.