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Testing an E-locker
Is there any way to test whether an elocker is working or not, if you are going to look at a 4Runner? Short of just pushing the button and making sure you don't hear anything you shouldn't?
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1990 4Runner, 22RE, sliders, play pen, 265's, 1998 wheels (SOLD!!!!!) 1997 4Runner LTD, E-Locker, ISR, Deck Plate, PIAA Fog Lights, (Sliders Next!!!) 2002 Tundra, Fipk, SS Headers, Flowmaster exhaust, TB Spacer |
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take it on a dirt road. put it in 4lo. press the magical button, and wait for the RR DIFF LOCK to stop blinking and stay on. make a slow turn...you should feel/hear the rear fighting for traction, or breaking loose of traction. dont forget to turn it off and out of 4lo once youve established alls good in the hood...
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