JD Adams

On the '05's you can still do this, however the '4WD' lamp on the dash stays
lit as a result. I'll probably spend next Saturday underneath the dash
figuring out how to rip the whole thing out by the wires. I figure if you're
smart enough to defeat such a device, you're probably good to go without it.

-JD


Mike Romain wrote:
> I thought you could just stick a fuse into the 'auto' tranny slot in the
> fuse panel on a TJ and away you go with a bypassed clutch switch?

JD Adams

On the '05's you can still do this, however the '4WD' lamp on the dash stays
lit as a result. I'll probably spend next Saturday underneath the dash
figuring out how to rip the whole thing out by the wires. I figure if you're
smart enough to defeat such a device, you're probably good to go without it.

-JD


Mike Romain wrote:
> I thought you could just stick a fuse into the 'auto' tranny slot in the
> fuse panel on a TJ and away you go with a bypassed clutch switch?

JD Adams

On the '05's you can still do this, however the '4WD' lamp on the dash stays
lit as a result. I'll probably spend next Saturday underneath the dash
figuring out how to rip the whole thing out by the wires. I figure if you're
smart enough to defeat such a device, you're probably good to go without it.

-JD


Mike Romain wrote:
> I thought you could just stick a fuse into the 'auto' tranny slot in the
> fuse panel on a TJ and away you go with a bypassed clutch switch?

JD Adams

Hey Carl! Nope; sold it just before I left California last year; replaced it
with a loaded, white/grey HT '05 TJL.

-JD

Carl Saiyed wrote:
> JD good to see you are still alive! Do you still have your 'stang?

JD Adams

Hey Carl! Nope; sold it just before I left California last year; replaced it
with a loaded, white/grey HT '05 TJL.

-JD

Carl Saiyed wrote:
> JD good to see you are still alive! Do you still have your 'stang?

JD Adams

Hey Carl! Nope; sold it just before I left California last year; replaced it
with a loaded, white/grey HT '05 TJL.

-JD

Carl Saiyed wrote:
> JD good to see you are still alive! Do you still have your 'stang?

JD Adams

Hey Carl! Nope; sold it just before I left California last year; replaced it
with a loaded, white/grey HT '05 TJL.

-JD

Carl Saiyed wrote:
> JD good to see you are still alive! Do you still have your 'stang?

HarryS

Just snip the wires and wire nut them together, or put auto connectors
opposite and plug them together. Ripping out stuff just cuts into top down
time.

--
HarryS My 2¢
"JD Adams" <withheld@my.request> wrote in message
news:99GdneDz-7viev_fRVn-3Q@softcom.net...
| On the '05's you can still do this, however the '4WD' lamp on the dash
stays
| lit as a result. I'll probably spend next Saturday underneath the dash
| figuring out how to rip the whole thing out by the wires. I figure if
you're
| smart enough to defeat such a device, you're probably good to go without
it.
|
| -JD
|
|
| Mike Romain wrote:
| > I thought you could just stick a fuse into the 'auto' tranny slot in the
| > fuse panel on a TJ and away you go with a bypassed clutch switch?

HarryS

Just snip the wires and wire nut them together, or put auto connectors
opposite and plug them together. Ripping out stuff just cuts into top down
time.

--
HarryS My 2¢
"JD Adams" <withheld@my.request> wrote in message
news:99GdneDz-7viev_fRVn-3Q@softcom.net...
| On the '05's you can still do this, however the '4WD' lamp on the dash
stays
| lit as a result. I'll probably spend next Saturday underneath the dash
| figuring out how to rip the whole thing out by the wires. I figure if
you're
| smart enough to defeat such a device, you're probably good to go without
it.
|
| -JD
|
|
| Mike Romain wrote:
| > I thought you could just stick a fuse into the 'auto' tranny slot in the
| > fuse panel on a TJ and away you go with a bypassed clutch switch?

HarryS

Just snip the wires and wire nut them together, or put auto connectors
opposite and plug them together. Ripping out stuff just cuts into top down
time.

--
HarryS My 2¢
"JD Adams" <withheld@my.request> wrote in message
news:99GdneDz-7viev_fRVn-3Q@softcom.net...
| On the '05's you can still do this, however the '4WD' lamp on the dash
stays
| lit as a result. I'll probably spend next Saturday underneath the dash
| figuring out how to rip the whole thing out by the wires. I figure if
you're
| smart enough to defeat such a device, you're probably good to go without
it.
|
| -JD
|
|
| Mike Romain wrote:
| > I thought you could just stick a fuse into the 'auto' tranny slot in the
| > fuse panel on a TJ and away you go with a bypassed clutch switch?