Bypassing the Locker Interrupt on a Rubicon

[scrambler81]

Has anyone on here done this? Considering the type of wheeling I do, I can't help but think I'd be better off if I could use my lockers in high range. I've seen a couple of guys selling stuff on eBay, so I'm thinking about picking one of them. It looks like one sells some type of wiring bypass, while the other would email his instructions for about $10.00. I'm just wondering if anybody has any tips, or knows of things I should look out for, before I go and open a can of worms.

[kb5xg]

You can get the instructions for free on Rubicon Owners Forum. In fact they have the instructions to hook it up so that it will allow the lockers to operate at higher speeds also. Just takes a wire jumper. Some people wire in a switch too. But I dont think that would really be necessary.

[sylvanis]

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rockcrawler.com/techreports/jeep_rubicon_locker_bypass/index.asp




There's something to be said for locking the rear in 2WD