The Land Rover version has an electric motor that drives the clutches into locked position.

I assume the Ford version is similar design

 

I read where you are not supposed to use it on pavement, just off road. I assume it is ok to use it on ice to get going.

 

Yes.

The main issue with using it on dry pavement comes with turning since it will want to bind since one wheel will turn faster than the other while turning.

It should automatically disengage at like 25mph and then re-engage around 20mph.

 

Oh no, Bluejay bought a new truck and can't figure it out! Congrats and get some pictures up.

 

On my truck the same **** that controls the 4x4 engagement also controls the E lock...just pull it out. Not sure about the 4x2 models.

 

Phhh I've got an open rear dif

 

Does anybody else think it's weird that a guy named "Bluejay" will only buy a black truck......

 

I'll blame it on my wife, she won't discuss another color. Although I love the black, I could live with a silver one.

 

yay for a new fuel pump.

 

When I looked at it on Monday

 

is that autonation ford right off campus and I20?

 

Yes it is. Best place I have found for buying a vehicle. The internet salesman I bought from is a straight shooter and he listens to what you have to say.

 

The Mustang going to a new home last Sunday.

 

Great looking truck Bluejay! Glad the Mustang found a nice home...bet it was like losing a family member when she rolled away.

 

Woah. That was a nice Mustang Jim.