4X4 engagement
#1
4X4 engagement
How hard is it to replace the front axle engagment cable. I believe mine is rusted up. I am sure it is the origonal cable. The axle is slow to engage and almost impossible to get back out of 4x4. You can hear the hubs actually grind sometimes so I know it is not always disengaging all the way. If you cycle the switch enough you can finally get it disengaged.
#2
RE: 4X4 engagement
Start by spraying some wd-40 or other lubricant along the cable to try and help things along, until someone who knows what they're doing can help you out...
Ofcourse, it could be a low vacuum situation, as well, as the axle engagement system is vacuum controlled (at least when telling to engage/disengage the 4x4)
Ofcourse, it could be a low vacuum situation, as well, as the axle engagement system is vacuum controlled (at least when telling to engage/disengage the 4x4)
#3
RE: 4X4 engagement
Well since the truck is almost 14 years old i am sure the cable is probably going bad. Plan is to replace the cable and the servo both. Just wondering how the cable connects to the front axle.
#4
RE: 4X4 engagement
You should be able to follow the cable from the vacuum actuator... At least according to the 4x4 Posi-lok instructions, lol
A Haynes or Chilton manual should help a bit...
A Haynes or Chilton manual should help a bit...
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