Easy Mod / Center diff. Done

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Done. Easy. but hooked it up to a gray one first instead of the white one.

What is the grey one for?

RTFM
 
Hayes said:
I don't understand what you did.
Are you talking about adding the difflock switch?
Pin7 mod?

I'm slow.

Hayes

Hays, the mod was installing the center diflock button/switch. I didn't do the 7pin mod.

The comment above about Locking the radio almost made me spit out my coffee!:cheers:
 
OK. I've had a couple cups of coffee and now then engine is warmed up.
That's what I thought.

I added the center diff lock switch to my 80 yesterday as well :cool: .
It IS so easy that it doesn't really feel like a "mod."

Thanks for the switch, Dan.

I also did the Pin7 mod. Turned out to be a piece of cake as well.
Unbolted the false pedal.
Popped off the kick panel.
I didn't have to remove the ABS ECU--just unplugged it, unplugged the transmission control plug from behind, removed the appropriate wire (I just snipped it), and plugged it all back in.

Works great.

Hayes
 
7 pin mod... I remember reading about it once... but have since forgotten. What is the advantage in a nutshell.

I'm actually thinking about getting the free wheel hubs.

Hayes said:
OK. I've had a couple cups of coffee and now then engine is warmed up.
That's what I thought.

I added the center diff lock switch to my 80 yesterday as well :cool: .
It IS so easy that it doesn't really feel like a "mod."

Thanks for the switch, Dan.

I also did the Pin7 mod. Turned out to be a piece of cake as well.
Unbolted the false pedal.
Popped off the kick panel.
I didn't have to remove the ABS ECU--just unplugged it, unplugged the transmission control plug from behind, removed the appropriate wire (I just snipped it), and plugged it all back in.

Works great.

Hayes
 
Total control over when the center diff is engaged--even in low-range.

My understanding of additional effects:

It also corrects for some low-range shift pattern changes you get when you install the cdl switch (and unplug the low switch at the t-case).

My understanding of the shift-pattern stuff may be a little off.

Here's a writeup with photos:
http://www.sleeoffroad.com/technical/tz_cdl_pin7mod.htm
 
Wow. even that mod is super easy.

PHH is by far the worst mod i've done. took 2 hours on that one
 
Did mine today. Took <1 hour to install the switch, do the pin 7 mod, button it all back up and road test.

I would rate this as 1/2 :banana: .




:cheers:
Dave
 

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