diff lockers on none powerwagon
#1
#2
RE: diff lockers on none powerwagon
From the Dodge service manual:
There are four wires on each solenoid:
1. FRONT LOCKER SOURCE
2. LOCKER SENSOR SUPPLY
3. FRONT LOCKER SENSOR SENSE
4. FRONT LOCKER RETURN
OR
1.REAR LOCKER SOURCE
2. LOCKER SENSOR SUPPLY
3.REAR LOCKER SENSOR SENSE
4.REAR LOCKER RETURN
There are four wires on each solenoid:
1. FRONT LOCKER SOURCE
2. LOCKER SENSOR SUPPLY
3. FRONT LOCKER SENSOR SENSE
4. FRONT LOCKER RETURN
OR
1.REAR LOCKER SOURCE
2. LOCKER SENSOR SUPPLY
3.REAR LOCKER SENSOR SENSE
4.REAR LOCKER RETURN
#4
RE: diff lockers on none powerwagon
So, is it as easy as:
Connecting Ground to #4 and connecting a switched+12 volts to #1?
and
Optionally connecting+12 volts to #2 Sensor supply if you want an idicator signal back on #3?
Let me know how you make out...and of course how much better your truck does off road.
Connecting Ground to #4 and connecting a switched+12 volts to #1?
and
Optionally connecting+12 volts to #2 Sensor supply if you want an idicator signal back on #3?
Let me know how you make out...and of course how much better your truck does off road.
#5
RE: diff lockers on none powerwagon
correct, accept #2 is + 5volt (it a sensor) and #3 is the sensors (-) ground....
They work great, i just put them on a toggle switch w/ a relay
Also, simple install. i have an 04 2500 and there was no grinding of the front diff , like i've read.
Just remember the front ring bolts are reverse threaded!
They work great, i just put them on a toggle switch w/ a relay
Also, simple install. i have an 04 2500 and there was no grinding of the front diff , like i've read.
Just remember the front ring bolts are reverse threaded!
#6