When trying to use my 4wd on 1994 Dodge 1500,the wheels seem to go opposite ways.

Asked by coconut21 Oct 19, 2013 at 09:11 PM about the 1994 Dodge RAM 1500 ST LB 4WD

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The wheels are going opposite ways when ? The wheels will spin in opposite directions when you jack up the axle and spin one side.

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then you have an "open" differential, which is what most trucks are equipped with from the factory.

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All "posi" rear axles will act the same as an "open" differential until they are on the ground (or someone holds the other side from spinning), unless you have a "locked" posi rear axle which will spin both tires in the same direction when lifted off the ground. With a true "open" differential, one wheel can be on the ground and the other in the air and you will be able to spin the lifted tire freely by hand.

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