Power Wagon Registry

Are these still being made? looks like no ones getting a response.

myoung84 sold his PW almost 2 years ago, and sold off his stock of components to CajunPW to take over the bypass business. Cajun has since disappeared, as well. I don't believe there are any other options at this time.

Maybe the mods should review the bypass threads and delete or lock them.

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FirerescuePW wrote:myoung84 sold his PW almost 2 years ago, and sold off his stock of components to CajunPW to take over the bypass business. Cajun has since disappeared, as well. I don't believe there are any other options at this time.

Maybe the mods should review the bypass threads and delete or lock them.

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Good thinking. Maybe they can add a sticky in their vendor section too saying that

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What moderators? This site is on auto pilot or something.

What a tease of a thread.

OK, so I am sure it is a well covered topic, but I would like a current solution as of August 2017; What are my options for gaining full time "Manual" control over my Lockers, and if possible, the Front Swaybar Disconnect as well on my 2013 PW ?

Thanks Guys!

Any of these available ?

No... You could hardwire the lockers, but that'll require bypassing the factory switch. Might screw with your smartbar too (I don't remember).

I plan on keeping my truck for a while, so I'm tempted just to hardwire them. They'll have instant engagement, but you won't have any feedback that they're locked (other than the feel). Make sure you use some sort of safety method so they can't get bumped on accidentally. Switch with a cover is one method, I prefer those for the actual lockers, and a enable/disable switch that powers both of those switches mounted somewhere else entirely (next to the steering wheel, on the drivers side is nice since no one else can reach there).

I'm a pretty well experienced mechanical/electrical/controls engineer, and even I don't want to screw around with figuring out the CAN signal, then making the circuit to trick the smartbar into accepting that signal. It's not simple... If someone already had the code to do it, and the circuit laid out, and was willing to share/sell that, I would toy with the idea of building the boards and harness to make them and sell them.

All the people making units you can buy seem to have gone AWOL from the site. Might as well stop bothering with these threads. Best bet is to research and DIY or find a someone selling one they never installed.