speedproshop
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- 1999 xlt
Explain please, when you say "left locked", do you mean T case in neutral, wheels in air, and you turn left wheel by hand, then observing a corresponding rotation in the front drive-shaft only? And if so, what if you have someone hold the left front wheel, and you turn the right? Do you then have rotation of the front drive-shaft? And what do you have when you turn either front wheel by hand, does the other wheel rotate in the opposite direction?
t case in neutral where shift motor install,, 4 wheel in air start engine
no rotation of wheels
engine stop t case neutral where shift motor is ,,if i try to rotate rear axle
with my hand front axle turns to,and left axle turn same
i have try all kind of way can imagine even with the left wheel hub remove
will do all same thing t case lock