Ive brought a 97 80 series and it doesnt have center diff lock button so can turn on in high range like my old 80
so im after a center diff switch or apparently you can use a hazard light switch,if anyone has one they want to part with(newer style dash)im keen on it.
Center diff lock 80 series
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Re: Center diff lock 80 series
it would have a viscous center diff which doesnt need a center diff locking switch
read the tail end of this discussion and it shall enlighten you on how the viscous center diff system works
viewtopic.php?f=66&t=37360&p=437572#p437572
in my photos it shows my c/d it is a std unit yours will be differant
read the tail end of this discussion and it shall enlighten you on how the viscous center diff system works
viewtopic.php?f=66&t=37360&p=437572#p437572
in my photos it shows my c/d it is a std unit yours will be differant
Re: Center diff lock 80 series
Would the viscous center diff mechanically lock the center diff?vicous could still slip and not be 50/50 front/rear?
I done a bit of interweb reading and if i install the switch it will mechanically lock it in hi like it does in lo
I done a bit of interweb reading and if i install the switch it will mechanically lock it in hi like it does in lo
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Re: Center diff lock 80 series
what the article said is it works on rotation differance between front and rear and locks the two solid,
its best to have a good read first
its best to have a good read first
Re: Center diff lock 80 series
Easy enough to put a switch in to to activate cdl in high just to make sure its locked ,which seems common pratice on us models with same set up as mine