front axle vacum switch off/on

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front axle vacum switch off/on

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Split this to keep the other on topic-HJ

OK all you mr gadgets. My next project is to put in indash switch to switch my front axle vacum switch off/on. And no, I don't wanna do the posi-thingydoo manual control. I just haven't had the time to mess with it, but it can't be too difficult. Has anyone done this yet?
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Hmmm it doesnt sound like that would work because the vacuum is actually controlled by the transfer case isn't it. Unless you could create vacuum though some other device i think manual control is the only way you can move the actuator. Just my .2
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I know it's possible. I know someone that has done it, but is keeping it hush hush cause he may patent it or some'm. I think they used some kinda vacum valve. It doesn't matter where it's controlled by, all I want to do is be able to shut the control off. I want to be able to dis-engage the front axle when in 4LO, so it doesn't matter. I gotta decide if I want to do it by electric means or vacuum.
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Oh i see the light now. so you can cut off the vacuum to disengage it for 4lo then release the valve and let it re-activate the front axle. I dont see why that wouldnt work sounds good to me :D
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