2 Wheel Drive Low SWITCH question

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Hi Everbody!
I'm going to put a 2 wheel low set up on my Truck and want a switch to mount to the side of my 4x4 lever. I'm looking for one that looks like the big truck (2 speed rearend) switches, anybody have a vendor/part #?

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'94 3500 4x4, 193,000 miles, Auto w/tofdjr shift kit,3. 54 Gears, TST #5 (255, 650), 235-85-16s, Rancho 9000s w/remote, Isspro gauges inplace of cupholder & Amsoil Bumper to Bumper. NRA member.

 

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Extreme -

I do not rmember the part number, but NAPA carries both the switch and the harness/plug for the switch.

On another note, Whitey is now making a mechanical front axle disconnect locking device which would allow you to select 2 LOW mechanically rather than with vacuum control. It is sold for folks who want to make sure the front is locked in when they need it, but it would also work for a 4LOW device. Their web site is http://www.4x4posi-lok.com



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Sam Houston
'00 QC, SB 4x4, 6 speed, SLT, White over Driftwood, Line-X, Cummins/Jacobs e-brake, Jardine 4" exhaust, NW Custom flaps used to tow my Jeep to the trails ... ...
Rating about a 4. 5 on the STHM scale

'98 Jeep Wrangler (TJ) ... severely BOMBd

 

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Thanks Sam,
The posi-lock looks like a no brainer #ad
- much easier to install and more reliable than the vacuum switch method . AND no concern about the possibility of unintended axle engagement. #ad
Thanks much for the info-TDR rules! #ad
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'94 3500 4x4, 193,000 miles, Auto w/tofdjr shift kit,3. 54 Gears, TST #5 (255, 650), 235-85-16s, Rancho 9000s w/remote, Isspro gauges inplace of cupholder & Amsoil Bumper to Bumper. NRA member.