Dumb things in the desert

[Ed in Montana]

The 4WD switch discussion is very interesting. I'm going to have to check whether mine is working at all, since I haven't seen the little green light come on since late last summer.

[outopawn]

This is where my light is placed.

Originally Posted by Ed in Montana

The 4WD switch discussion is very interesting. I'm going to have to check whether mine is working at all, since I haven't seen the little green light come on since late last summer.

The other day when I was plugging in my Trailer Brake Controller I accidentally pulled this wire

This lead comes from one of the post on the back of the green light. It is a dual fuse holder that plugs into the fuse panel. If it comes unplugged the light will not come on. Mine fit very loose and unplugs easy. Ed you might take a look at this. This is what it looks like unplugged. It holds two small 5 amp fuses. Why two fuses is beyond me!


Steve

[Ed in Montana]

I emailed Dynatrac and they were very helpful. The Dynatrac Pro Roc 90 front differential takes 2.5 to 3 quarts of oil. I will replace the current remaining oil in the front diff with one of the Amsoil synthetics. Thanks everyone for the advice.