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It depends on the year, newer models have a turn dial on the dash, older models (3rd gen for example) have a button on the left side of the transfer case shift lever (lever to the left of the transmission gear selector). Can be engaged up to 55mph but recommend doing so at standstill or < 25 mph.
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