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So, I jumped in one of the sales guys new company truck, 2021 F250 PSD 4x4 (must be nice..), and noticed the 4wheel selector looks like it does front digs.  WTF?

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So, I jumped in one of the sales guys new company truck, 2021 F250 PSD 4x4 (must be nice..), and noticed the 4wheel selector looks like it does front digs.  WTF?

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-TJ

 
Not a Ford guy, and our "parts truck" is 4x2.

 
Not a Ford guy, and our "parts truck" is 4x2.
I assumed it was a joke.  It's pull to over-ride or engage the rear e-locker, I forget which... not a Ford guy either.

-TJ

 
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I assumed it was a joke.  It's pull to engage the rear locker.

-TJ
Well...that's F'n special ed.  X would suggest disconnected, not FULLY connected.  I guess they were trying to say doesn't differentiate.. :bangin:

 
Well...that's F'n special ed.  X would suggest disconnected, not FULLY connected.  I guess they were trying to say doesn't differentiate.. :bangin:
Again, not a Ford guy either so I could be wrong here, but I think that's why it's an over-ride (I edited my post above just after I submitted and the hamster got back on the wheel in the old noggin').  I think the computer controls the locker based on speed, terrain mode selection, and probably eleventeen zilliondy other inputs.  However, you can use the over-ride to keep it from engaging, hence the "X".  

-TJ

 
Pull to engage rear electric locker, you can do it in 2wd too. 

 
Dont worry about that knob. Wont work in 4-5 years anyways

 
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