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Have 46,000 mack rears on air ride. Has manual power divider and the rear axle has wheel to wheel lock. Truck also has the mud/snow switch. The issue I'm having is, if I'm on ice, I try to pull forward and both front and rear axle on just the drivers side will roll forward half a turn then lock up and slide. I could back up and it will not do it. Sometimes though if i go to back up, they drivers side will slide in reverse but go forward easily. passenger side acts normal either way. If I manually lock the power divider and wheel to wheel then I'll move without sliding. Any ideas? Peanut kit time? 

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If it’s on your titan could it be the traction control applying brakes to one side trying to gain traction?  My 2014 Coronado does that if the antispin (traction control) isnt turned off.

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Very strange issue and doesn't seen as a diff issue. I would try to control operation of brakes on the left wheels when such effect happens.

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On 2/17/2020 at 9:42 PM, Dirtymilkman said:

Have 46,000 mack rears on air ride. Has manual power divider and the rear axle has wheel to wheel lock. Truck also has the mud/snow switch. The issue I'm having is, if I'm on ice, I try to pull forward and both front and rear axle on just the drivers side will roll forward half a turn then lock up and slide. I could back up and it will not do it. Sometimes though if i go to back up, they drivers side will slide in reverse but go forward easily. passenger side acts normal either way. If I manually lock the power divider and wheel to wheel then I'll move without sliding. Any ideas? Peanut kit time? 

I think it could be your ABS sensor on driver side wheel on rear-rear axle is messed up. You might have a 4S4M ABS system with 2 sensors on steer wheels and 2 on rear-rear drive axle. If the ABS sensor sees the wheel spinning out it will apply brakes on both front-rear and rear-rear drive axle wheels on same side. Check the position of the sensor (close enough to tone wheel) along with wires going to sensor itself.

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