Electric Sway Bar Disconnect
I was just using my 09 Rubi the other weekend for the first time off road. I read the manual (oh after I went) but found out that it works in both 4H&L. You put it into 4wd then select the sway bar disconnect. It will flash at you until it disconnects. The requirement is for uneven road that would cause the disconnect. The light will go steady when it's disconnected. You also feel (especially in real rutty areas) that the front end is real loose and floating. If you go 19 mph or higher the sway bar will reconnect on it's own, and the light will flash continuously. This is due to safety reasons according to Jeep.
I was just using my 09 Rubi the other weekend for the first time off road. I read the manual (oh after I went) but found out that it works in both 4H&L. You put it into 4wd then select the sway bar disconnect. It will flash at you until it disconnects. The requirement is for uneven road that would cause the disconnect. The light will go steady when it's disconnected. You also feel (especially in real rutty areas) that the front end is real loose and floating. If you go 19 mph or higher the sway bar will reconnect on it's own, and the light will flash continuously. This is due to safety reasons according to Jeep.
but first thing i'll try tomorrow is what Biginboca suggested
Thanx Dear
It disconnects in 4hi, too.
Go here to see how it works, and why you may need to move to get it to disconnect/re-connect:
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...rtbar%29-Study.
Go here to see how it works, and why you may need to move to get it to disconnect/re-connect:
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...rtbar%29-Study.
If I recall correctly it only disconnect in 4low also. So you need to put your transfer case into 4low, push the disconnect button, and then drive a bit on level ground before it will disengage. The light will flash a bit at first but after driving maybe 10 feet the light should stay on indicating it has disconnected.
I would like to thank everyone for the suggestions which made me more knowledgable .


