co4wheel

Yeah, I don't know if there are different versions of the lean sensor. Perhaps the later versions are more sensitive.

ScatAdams

I can't seem to get mine to function, should it be able to turn on/off in 4hi?

co4wheel

Why would you turn it off in 4H. It's meant for tippy situations. That would only happen in 4L. I doubt it works in 4H.

ScatAdams

Chill dude... I tried it also in 4lo as well but didn't come on.

convrty

You have to hold the button in for a bit the the light will flash before going on steady

ScatAdams

Ah good to know, thank you, I'll give that a shot

co4wheel

Mine works in 4H. Can't imagine why you would want to do that.

ScatAdams

I never held it in, just pushed it, will try it later today and see.

jds4u2

so should it be engaged for everyday driving or just off road?

BlackCat81

only off road, and only if you're going to be pushing the truck at extreme angles.

chiph9

Yes, you definitely want the side-curtain airbags to work in an accident, so don't disable them unless you're off road and are travelling along hills (mostly on a side-slip).

Chip H.

470reasons

Apparently, it takes an extreme lean angle to trip the side bags. I've been off-road doing some pretty radical stuff and the side curtains didn't trip. (Sometimes I forget to hit the switch.) I had a Ford Bronco that would shut down the engine if it hit a big bump, then you had to reset the 'inertia switch' get going again. One day, we rolled the Bronco (landed wheels down) the engine was still running like nothing happened.

The GX470 side curtains automatically turn back on if the engine is shut off and restarted. Keep that in mind if you're off-road and stop for awhile.