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I might sound really stupid by asking this question But here it go's.

I was looking at some forums elsewhere and this guy was talking about pulling a fuse from the AWD so it would not give power to the rear wheels. I thought he was(and still is) full of shit, but I want to hear what you guys got to say bout it...

PS-besides even if there was It would probably f&^# up the differential so.....call me an idiot but i dunno

I doubt that is possible, although nothing suprises me.


I'll bump this for you to see if anyone knows about this.

I have read you dont pull a fuse, you put a fuse in the FWD slot in the fuse box under the hood. Wont work on M/T's only automatics and not sure what models/years. Since the m/t and auto share the same fuse box, pop your hood and see if there is a slot marked FWD.

Very interesting....has anyone ever tried it?

I looked under the hood in the main fuse box but couldnt find anything that was even close to the transmission. I got an automatic but I need to locate the fuse ( if that is even possible)

Thanks guys and someone reply if they know where the fuse is located or has even ever tried this before....

I looked at mine when i was changeing the oil today. The slot for the fuse is there. I looked in the owners manual too ,has a diagram of the fuse box too. The very first slot on the left (passenger side) top row is the FWD fuse and says "for auto and non turbo only"