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DIY Tragic
Join Date: Apr 2018
Location: Sydney, more than not. I hate it.
Posts: 21,683
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“On the tools” again to help a mate out.
A somewhat modded later 80 series has presented in 2WD only, with H/L sometimes difficult to engage or disengage. I’ve found the following web page a good start for information, but hoping a couple of dumb questions can be answered for me. Really need a repair or at least final diagnosis (from component testing) by Monday business hours. Q1: Who actually makes the transfer case (ie, what brand)? Q2: Are they shared with any other vehicles (for economical parts sourcing)? Q3: Is Neutral (RWD) a deliberate position or incidental only? Q4: Is the H/L range actuation wholly physically independent of the diff status? Hoping it’s a simple fix. There are a number of aftermarket modifications of different ages; lift kit, onboard compressor and rear air locker, remote central locking/immobiliser, head unit, multiple extra lights and power outlets… I realise it’s possible one of these has compromised the power supply or wiring route. At least it’s analogue (electromechanical). |
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