is it safe for the diff/locker to lock it while moving faster than 5mph?
So if everything is stock, can you go into 4lo, turn the diff lock on, then shift into 4hi?
I do
Will doing this damage the diff or anything? Why did they put these limits on it in the first place, just to keep people from driving on the road with the lock on?
Yes, it's a safety feature to keep people from driving at highway speeds with their diff lock on
is it safe for the diff/locker to lock it while moving faster than 5mph?
From the info I gathered the diff won't lock until you drop below 5mph if you engage it above 5mph. After you slow down to 5mph it will engage and you can speed back up and it will stay locked
Anyone look into front diff locks? Real 4x4!
So I am still a little confused about one point here. I haven't done the mod yet. I tried putting the TC in 4LO, then engaging the diff lock, then shifting the TC back into 4hi, and the diff lock light started blinking again and it sure didn't feel like I was locked anymore.
From what people said here, the locker shouldn't disengage when I shift from 4LO into 4HI.
1). It's no harm in engaging your rear locker or 4wd hi system while moving at any speed right?
2). It's fine to ride off road with locker engaged making plenty of turns since traction is not as great as pavement right?
I believe the answers are all "yes" but I'd like to get confirmation on that.
Really, everything I read said that it disengages the locker if you exceed,...some said 5mph, some said 15mph
So I am still a little confused about one point here. I haven't done the mod yet. I tried putting the TC in 4LO, then engaging the diff lock, then shifting the TC back into 4hi, and the diff lock light started blinking again and it sure didn't feel like I was locked anymore.
From what people said here, the locker shouldn't disengage when I shift from 4LO into 4HI.