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Electronic Sway Bar Disconnect Question

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#1 ·
Did the 04 rubicon come with this feature? I went to the jeep website and it says it is standard on the newer model rubicon. Says with a flick of a switch it will disconnect the Sway Bar in 4L.

I don't see a switch in my 04 rubicon that is related to sway bar disconnect.

Only switch I have on the dash is the axle lock.
 
#4 ·
Nope only came on the 07 and newer models when the JK was introduced.
It still has pretty good articulation, but if you want better, pick up some JKS Quick disconnects and put on in place of factory swaybar links.

Chris
 
#5 ·
If you feel like investing a little in a mod that will make it very close to the one on the JK, you can get an ORO SwayLOC.

They have one that's air actuated and a manual for those of us that are budget minded.
I went for the manual, and I think that - to date - it's the best money I have spent on my Jeep.

Just a flick of a little lever and I'm disconnected. No wrastlin around under the Jeep or fighting to get it reconnected.
 
#12 ·
x2, I have the manual version of the SwayLoc and it's easily one of my top 3 upgrades. Flexes nice with control...
 
#6 ·
Swaybar links are overated.... just run with out the front links... LOL
Actually I have the JKS disco, but for the past 1 1/2yrs have been running the Jeep with them disco'd and tied up. I'll probably just remove them period.

There's a little more body roll, but nothing to be worried or scared about.

Chris
 
#8 ·
On the this 04 rubicon I purchased it has these, what appear to be small shocks but, they are not shocks. They have JKS stamped on them and I would guess they replaced the stock Stablizer bar links.

So, these must be what snwcris and kate are talking about. I don't know if they are manual or air actuated. How can one tell?

I have two black rocker switches on the dash panel that I have no idea what they are for. Perhaps for the jks swing bar links?
 
#15 ·
Ok troops. here it is in all its greasy glory. Looks like there is a pull pin type quick release on this.

I assume, pull pin and then, what bailing wire to hold it in place out of the way?
 
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