How and to where did you run the wires? I would like to do this mod. Thanks for your help!duby08 said:
Brock
The "Two-Low" mod
Allows the use of low range on the transfer case without engaging the "Automatic Disconnecting Differential" or "ADD" for four-wheel drive.
http://www.wattora.com/mods/twolow/
Applicable to "push button" 4x4 models.
Edit: Fixing the broken link
http://www.wattora.com/mods/twolow/
Applicable to "push button" 4x4 models.
Edit: Fixing the broken link
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Brock
I don't know for sure, but that's what I'm thinking... Hopefully someone will chime in and clear this up.Yeti said:Sweet, are there two wires there(blue plug)? I wonder what they both do or if its just like one hot one goes into the t-case switch and the other comes back out to signal the ADD, you think thats how it works?
not2XS said:you just put in a manual switch from one to the other in place of having the t-case do it,...
How so on the latter? I guess I don't really understand. What would be the advantage of one setup over the other?not2XS said:...or if you want to get more fancy you make your switch open the connection even if the t-case closes it.
There's some info here about the 2-lo mod for the manual transfer case guys:JaresTaco said:Not a problem man but if ya find anything out for the non-push button T-Case's let me know, I would love to have the 2-Lo option for when I get a front locker.
Thanks in advance,
http://www.tacomaterritory.com/forum/showthread.php?postid=28879#post28879
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