Yeah the lights work just like they always have, and there is no indication that it is not engaging correctly, when it is in 4Hi I can turn the front driveshaft (which I should not be able to do in the 1st place), then when I engage 4lo I can no longer freely turn the front driveshaft, therefore I know it has locked in 4lo and should be turning front wheels, but it does not, and once again no weird noises no popping, no clicking nothing out of ordinary other than it is riding a lot more quiet on the highway and getting much better gas mileage. Oh and I can actually break the back tires loose now, where as before I could feel TOD transfer the power and I couldn't drift the VX, now it is cake to get it sideways while in TOD.
Neither 4hi or 4 lo has front wheel drive.
I am thinking it has something to do with the new gears put in. I did the install but NOT the setup. I had the rear 4.78 totally rebuilt with the LSD, but the front 4.78 just had the 4 bolt flange replaced with our 6 bolt flange, they did not feel it necessary to rebuild.
My questions since I do not know what exactly can break inside a differential too well, is:
-what inside of a diff (pumpkin) 3rd member can break that would cause no other signs than simply no power to wheels?
-If CV's broke wouldn't I experience some sort of noise while driving?
-Also if the Hubs broke once again wouldn't I be able to hear or notice something?
-Could I infact have destroyed the clutch or engaging mechanism inside the TOD transfer case? But wouldn't the front diff still not allow free movement of the driveshaft if this was true?
-It has to be inside the diff then right? Should I drain the front diff fluid and see if there is any metal shavings in it? Can you blow a carrier bearing? I need to start taking it apart again, JOY!
I think you may be correct. Sigh.....