actuator relocate
#1
actuator relocate
ok, i have the lift in but there is still one problem, i could not find a good place to mount the 4x actuator that used to be under the battery.
i tried on pass side of frame just between idler arm and bumper but cable seems to short by just enough to not work.
any ides, i tried some looking over the last couple of days but no dice.
i had to throw her back on the road being a daily driver and all, but i want the 4x back.
thanks for any help you can give.
i tried on pass side of frame just between idler arm and bumper but cable seems to short by just enough to not work.
any ides, i tried some looking over the last couple of days but no dice.
i had to throw her back on the road being a daily driver and all, but i want the 4x back.
thanks for any help you can give.
#2
Not sure what lift you installed, but when I installed my 2" body lift, the instructions just said to move the actuator down 2" from where it was mounted. I ended not needing to do it, though. I had enough slack in the cable going to the front diff and the vacuum line.
#3
i have the 2" body lift and i just installed the 5" suspension lift.
the suspension lift is the one giving me trouble on the location.
the suspension lift is the one giving me trouble on the location.
#4
what about fab'n up a bracket to attach to the frame itself near the bottom to give it the slack needed - or moving it closer to the firewall area ?
#5
i was wondering if i need to worry about heat if i get to close to the engine, seeing as how the stupid thing has that rubber diaphragm on it.
#6
put a heat shield around it if ur concerned with heat transfer issues :P
#7
even before i finished reading your post i went..well duhhhhhh
so obvious i couldnt see it ....thanks man.
long week i guess.
i will post pics of my fix....sometimes you just need help with the details to see the final pic.
so obvious i couldnt see it ....thanks man.
long week i guess.
i will post pics of my fix....sometimes you just need help with the details to see the final pic.
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