Just to make sure we're talking about the same thing, its the sensor in the middle of this picture? If so, it has a seperate harness and will need to be hooked up or you will not have 4wd. This wire engages your front axle actuator. By shifting the transfer case your engaging the driveshaft, but it will only free spin.
I am pretty sure that is it. It looks a tid bit different. My vss looks like its on the tail shaft of the tcase. Then the 4wd actuator plug ( or whatever you want to call it) is in the middle. I think we are on the right track. So keep the middle plug the way it is. Dont touch it, dont splice into it etcc.....?Originally Posted by slow94
Just to make sure we're talking about the same thing, its the sensor in the middle of this picture? If so, it has a seperate harness and will need to be hooked up or you will not have 4wd. This wire engages your front axle actuator. By shifting the transfer case your engaging the driveshaft, but it will only free spin.
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