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Location: Arkansas
Posts: 260
Real Name: Kyle
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With or without the diff lock engaged, I don't imagine it would make a lot of difference if traction was pretty consistent between your tires. My guess is if your lights are behaving normally, your diff lock is working fine. To validate, lock the diff on a hard surface and see if the drivetrain binds. Such as turn a tight circle on packed dirt or grass and feel for resistance. Sometimes despite what a tire looks like in terms of aggressiveness, it's performance doesn't necessarily align.
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