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Sean, The AWD/selec track is interesting...How does this play with the per se 4WD controls? Is the AWD just another option you can invoke? Is it on all the time? Is this an AWD system which is typically found on some competitors like the Honda-Ridgeline or Santa Cruz? And why do you feel you need it above and beyond themore classic 4wd capabilty.

Appologies, working on my first ever truck order (Mohave) and my ignorance about both 4WD and AWD shows.

Thanks in advance.
-Joe
Joe, sorry for a late response (being away from home until next week). The Slec trac transfer comes with additional 4H option (AWD) added to the stick. Good thing about this is you can leave it in AWD mode all the time if you want. Whereas 4Hi (4H part time) is only upto certain speed limit (I believe max40mph for Mojave) and 4Lo is basically near crawling speed only. Both 4Hi and 4Lo are meant specifically for off road conditions whereas AWD is for paved road or normal highway use. Here is the link you can refer to for more in depth details https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/newbie-question-4wd-auto-part-time.24254/page-2
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Can you belive this bs!!! I read your thread and emailed them and got this reply!

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I know? that’s why I guess it is better to include this information about getting front bracket right at the same time when placing order with Gupton. But given their ease of business approach and discounts compared to others I just ordered mine from mopar inc.
 

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I know? that’s why I guess it is better to include this information about getting front bracket right at the same time when placing order with Gupton. But given their ease of business approach and discounts compared to others I just ordered mine from mopar inc.
How much was it from Mopar?
 

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How much was it from Mopar?
You can Google for part number for the front license plate bracket which is 68293738AA and see which retailer can give you the lowest- it is less than $20 or between $20-30 if including shipping from various retailer. Here is the link from mopar:https://store.mopar.com/oem-parts/mopar-license-plate-kit-68293738aa. I actually bought it from moparpartsinc. Local jeep dealer was selling for $30. You can call local jeep dealer as well (service/parts Dept).
 

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Joe, sorry for a late response (being away from home until next week). The Slec trac transfer comes with additional 4H option (AWD) added to the stick. Good thing about this is you can leave it in AWD mode all the time if you want. Whereas 4Hi (4H part time) is only upto certain speed limit (I believe max40mph for Mojave) and 4Lo is basically near crawling speed only. Both 4Hi and 4Lo are meant specifically for off road conditions whereas AWD is for paved road or normal highway use. Here is the link you can refer to for more in depth details https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/forum/threads/newbie-question-4wd-auto-part-time.24254/page-2
Also refer this photo:

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Thanks Sean and John H, your 2 posts helped very much. I am going to add it to my order.
-Joe
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