Front Axle Lock Up

[Rusty_S]

I recently bought a 2009 3500 4 wheel drive. I wanted to add a switch to be able to go into 4 wheel Low with out the front axle locking in. Since I could not find the usual spot on the front axle where it locks in, I am assuming it is done in the transfer case now.
Anyone know how it works and what plug (or connector) and wires I can splice into to accomplish this.

 

[SierraRam]

Unfortunately you cant do that, the front axle is always connected to the hubs. You would need to install manual hubs to run low range 2x4.

 

[Rusty_S]

Thanks for the quick response. Disappointing to hear, I thought it would be helpful when backing my 5th wheel into an RV spot on the black top.

 

[SierraRam]

I have the DynaTrac freespin kit on my truck and low range while backing a load with the manual is definately easier.

 

[Lonestar Buckeye]

how much did u pay for the dynatrac kit? did u install it? if so how easy? i am trying to decide if i am going to put them on now. . i have an old chevy with lockouts and can't understand why they are not standard on all 4x4.

 

[JHumphries]

DynaTrac does not have a kit for 09and newer. I e-mailed them a little while ago. Thay have a kit in development.
Apparently, I deleted the message already, and I don't remember when they said it should be available.