Which Jeep Cherokee include rear lockers?
The Jeep® Active Drive Lock 4×4 System is standard equipment on the Cherokee Trailhawk®. It has all the features of the Jeep Active Drive II 4×4 System but also includes a mechanical rear axle lock and exclusive Selec-Terrain® Traction Management Rock mode.
When should you use the diff lock?
How to Use Your Diff Lock When Driving. First, a diff lock should not be engaged for on road driving, unless weather conditions such as snow or ice mean that extra traction is required. Use your locking differential when you want to go off road, for driving on difficult terrain, such as dirt, gravel, mud or snow.
Are there lockers in the back of a Jeep Wrangler?
The Jeep Wrangler does have the option for lockers on them, however the Wrangler X only has the option for a rear locker. The Wrangler Rubicon has front and rear lockers and the Wrangler Sahara has no lockers at all because it is a larger model that comes equipped with other features.
Do you have a locking differential on a Jeep Wrangler?
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Is there a diff lock button on a Jeep Grand Cherokee?
That’s obviously quite versatile. There’s no “diff lock” console button on the Jeep like many other vehicles have: the ELSD is computer controlled, though I believe 4LO will lock it. As justice pointed out, only JGCs with QuadraDrive II will have an ELSD.
How big of tires can you put in a jeep locker?
While some models have small Dana 30 axles and lockers good for up to 33″ tires, some models came with Dana 44 axles front and rear that can be built to handle 40″ tires. It really depends on what Jeep you have and it may even depend on how old the vehicle is as well. How do Jeep lockers work?
That’s obviously quite versatile. There’s no “diff lock” console button on the Jeep like many other vehicles have: the ELSD is computer controlled, though I believe 4LO will lock it. As justice pointed out, only JGCs with QuadraDrive II will have an ELSD.
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Is there an option to lock the rear differential?
One other option to consider is the selectable two-wheel drive with a rear air locker. The two-wheel-drive with rear air locker is an option on some Rubicons, with an ARB selector switch. This option allows you to lock the rear differentials if your two-wheel-drive becomes stuck.
Is there an AWD LOCK button on a jeep?
A dash light with 4 axles and an X in the middle may illuminate on the dashboard. A second option is the ability to lock the differentials manually at lower speeds, for these Jeeps, there is an AWD lock button, for which a dash light will illuminate either with the words AWD LOCK or 4 axles with no X in the middle.