Rear locker won't disengage
#12
Same happened to me, so I had it towed to a dealership and they covered it under warranty. They said that if it ever sticks again that all I need to do is dissengage my e-locker manually. This can be done by removing the fill plug and inserting a small screwdriver, then sliding the "thingamajiggy" to the side. No pics or additional details...sorry. Also, never never never drive on pavement with your locker (especially the front) engaged. This will create a huge problem in trying to get a failed locker covered under warranty.
#13
Same happened to me, so I had it towed to a dealership and they covered it under warranty. They said that if it ever sticks again that all I need to do is dissengage my e-locker manually. This can be done by removing the fill plug and inserting a small screwdriver, then sliding the "thingamajiggy" to the side. No pics or additional details...sorry. Also, never never never drive on pavement with your locker (especially the front) engaged. This will create a huge problem in trying to get a failed locker covered under warranty.
Curious on how that was said is all.
#14
I assumed that had I driven with the lockers engaged, then there could have been a warranty issue. Why take a chance on driving 60 miles with a locker that won't disengage, break something, then have to fight with the dealership? Besides, that's why I pay for tow insurance.