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Transfer case 4wd Actuator probs: multimode
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Ash, is this the actuator motor that you have in your hand or is it the internal parts of the actuator? I am planning on taking my actuator motor off and wondering if there will be a problem with this?
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The trouble is knowing what angle it needs to go back in at (getting it back in at all is a mission on its own). Also, the solenoid seems to have 'in' and 'out' position and I dont know what the default position is. To make it worse, there are no tech/Toyota guidelines on refitting this. Its 'replacement only' of the whole actuator assembly involving opening the transfer case. I recommend NOT opening it and check all your diff switches first (if not done yet). Otherwise, getting another transfer case at the breakers/scrapyard could save you heaps of aggravation. Another option is to check your actuator motor (insde a black cap on the actuator with 3 screws). But I have no info on this other than it turns a screw inside the actuator that turns the solenoid. This MAY be your problem. Check all electricals first Good luck - keep me/us posted |
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Thanks ash, for your reply....just in time too! I was just about to go outside and pull the thing apart. I was checking here for any last suggestions and lucky you posted just in time to give me the heads up!!!! Did you ever get your back together and working? Well, I couldnt get the actuator motor off because 1 of the 3 screws wouldnt come out....... I got 2 out with vise grips but cant get at the last one!!! I'm thinking about taking a chisel to it and hoping the remaining 2 will be enough to hold it in place. I figure if I can get at the stator inside the cap, I might be able to free the internals up by turnig it. I really dont want to open the main actuator body if I dont have to. I'm just wondering if anyone knows if they are the same on the Tacoma as the 4Runner?
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| 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 4wd, actuator, acuater, assembly, case, cover, flashing, motor, tacoma, toyota, transfer, wd |
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