Freedom Locker Fits 2010-2024 Toyota 4Runner

Unlock Your Vehicle’s True Potential  Take full control of your Toyota’s factory e-locker with the Freedom Locker, the ultimate upgrade for off-road enthusiasts and adventurers. Designed to enhance your vehicle’s capability, the Freedom Locker allows you to engage your factory e-locker not just in 4WD low but also in 2WD and 4WD high, giving you unparalleled flexibility and traction in all driving conditions. Why Choose the Freedom Locker? Maximized Traction: Overcome obstacles with ease by locking your rear differential whenever you need it. Automatically Turns off Traction Control: No need to Press another Button to get traction control turned off, let the Freedom Locker do it for you. Off-Road Freedom: Say goodbye to factory limitations and hello to total control over your vehicle’s capabilities. The Freedom Locker is the essential upgrade for Toyota owners who demand more from their vehicles. Whether you’re exploring backroads, conquering rugged landscapes, or just looking for added control in everyday conditions, the Freedom Locker has you covered. Unleash the full power of your Toyota. With the Freedom Locker, you’re not just driving—you’re dominating. Fitment: 2010-2024 Toyota 4Runner ✔ Please Note: ➜ Compatible with any 4Runner with Manual shift 4wd Selector (Not the electronic 4wd selector) and factory rear E-Locker. ➜ Only engage the Freedom Locker while the vehicle is stationary or operating at speeds of 3mph or less with minimal wheel slippage. Engaging the Freedom Locker while the wheel is spinning at a high rate or the vehicle is moving at more than 3 mph may damage the differential’s engagement pins or lock collar will be considered improper or abnormal use voiding the warranty. ➜ Differential engagement should be deactivated after the difficult terrain is overcome. It is not recommended to deactivate the Freedom Locker while the drivetrain has load or bind on it, such as under cornering. When the drivetrain is loaded, the differential may not immediately disengage, resulting in a locked differential when it is not desired. ➜ Differential engagement should not be maintained at high speeds (greater than 20 mph). A locked differential at higher speeds can cause undesirable vehicle behavior or loss of vehicle control. The Freedom Locker may be deactivated via the switch while the vehicle is in motion! ➜ Differential engagement should be used on low traction surfaces, such as those encountered in off-road use.Continuous operation of a locked differential on high traction surfaces produces unnecessary strain on drivetrain and chassis components while cornering in the vehicle. Caution should be taken when operating locked differentials on slippery terrain, such as icy surfaces. High speeds on slippery surfaces with a differential locked can result in undesirable vehicle behavior or loss of vehicle control. Always operate vehicle with care and reduced speed. Installation Guide Here