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The dash molding has two spots on either side of the wheel, the left one being a togle for the hazards. The right switch looks identical except it says "locked" and has an amber light on it.

My bad- I checked it again today, and it actually says "unlocked". The hazard switch on the left is a true toggle, but this functions as a radio button and the light comes on when it is clicked. When I clicked it, I thought I heard a sort of vacuum hiss from the engine compartment, but it's hard to tell over my exhaust leak :-(.

Now I'm completely lost again. This implies something is locked by default and needs to be unlocked everytime the car is started? A differential wouldn't be set up like this, would it? What else could it be for?

Thinking more about it, I'm not sure if I regained traction while cornering because of a LSD, or my instinct to ease off the gas until the wheel stopped slipping. Is there a simple way to determine the differential type without damaging the underbody?


1992 Mighty Max 4x4
3.0 5-speed
Herculined bed