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Post by bazooked »

any1 no if the disconnect works with the 1lt handbrake hangin of the case?
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Post by sierrajim »

The disconnect bolts to the transfer case where the parkbrake backing plate bolts on.

So there's no way of retaining the factory park brake as well as having disconnect.
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Post by bazooked »

thanks jim, have to find another way of installing a handbrake then.
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Post by sierrajim »

Another way, hand brake cable run around to the front onto the foot brake. Use the park brake light to deactivate the brake lights. This will give you a 4 wheel hydraulic park brake.

Note:- the system may bleed back over a while. So may not be suitable for holding your car in one spot for any lengthy period.
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Post by bazooked »

thanks i will look at that, its not a road registerd car, so thats a good idea.
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Post by VR Rodeo »

sierrajim wrote:Another way, hand brake cable run around to the front onto the foot brake. Use the park brake light to deactivate the brake lights. This will give you a 4 wheel hydraulic park brake.

Note:- the system may bleed back over a while. So may not be suitable for holding your car in one spot for any lengthy period.
That would defeat the purpose of having a disconnect though wouldnt it ? No front digs ?
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Post by bazooked »

easy fixed, line locks :)
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Post by Gwagensteve »

X2. Line locks FTW! :armsup:

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