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Old 12-22-2005, 03:44 PM
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I dont want to start an argument or anything but has anyone found out a way to have a true 4wheel drive locker. I know the Visco Lok is good for most of the time, but I am looking for when I want to lock all four wheels to pull and not let go if I let up on the throtle or brake some. Just figured someone would find a way to do it.
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i dont see why they couldnt add a button so that you could hold the front in lock mode?so when you do get into those situations where its locked then you back off throttle you would still have true 4x4.
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DirtBike that's a great idea and I agree with you 100% with MY luck now that I have my own 800 ... next year thats gonna be the biggie upgrade LOLOL
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ya no doubt eh just like when i bought my quad cab dodge next year the mega cab came out argh cant win.maybe it will be a simple upgrade kit you could get if they come out with something like that.
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ya no doubt eh just like when i bought my quad cab dodge next year the mega cab came out argh cant win.maybe it will be a simple upgrade kit you could get if they come out with something like that.
You can bet if it happens, i am hoping for the upgrade kit LOL
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The 4x4 on all outlanders uses an acuator motor and small diameter pin to engage 4x4. When you select 4x4 on your switch, the solinoid takes power from the battery and sends it to the act. motor. YOU DO NOT want to switch from 2x4 to 4x4 on the go, at a slow speed or anything but a complete stop! If you do this repeately, then you will sheer off the pin that engages 4x4 and be without 4x4 till you take the machine to a dealer ( act. motor costs about $684.00 CAN BTW!
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can u buy a new sheer pin?

just looked at diagram...which pin breaks?
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P# 705 400 175 It's called a slider $25.00 Can
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thats a 400 & 330 number, any problems on 800s ?
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I haven't done anything on the 800's except for on our demo, the oil leak and clearing up the speedo issues ( learning how the speedo works ). But I did do four pins/sliders on previous outty 400HO's. The owners kids were always switching from 2x4 to 4x4 on the go and eventually sheered the sliders off. Easy to fix, cheap part, big pain if your in the bush though.
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