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Thread: Stall and gearbox error

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    Quote Originally Posted by jonesy63 View Post
    Just an update... the fact that the fault only happens in low range when the e-diff is engaging led my mechanic to disconnect the connector to the e-diff last week (& taped silicone gloves over them).
    In case anyone else feels the need to disconnect an e-diff, a safer option for the plug and e-diff connector is to remove the e-diff's 40A fuse.
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    Rather than adding a new post with photos, I've edited my previous post with photos.

    One lesson learned - 10mm spanner (to undo battery terminal) and a torx bit to fit the megafuse is a *really* good idea to take with you on trips.

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    I had the positive terminal erode due to a faulty battery post leaking acid, I priced the OE one and it included the mega fuse and cable to the alternator $465!

    Got one off a LR wreaker complete for $65.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jonesy63 View Post

    Notice how the conduit shielding has moved back from the end of the lead? My mechanic made sure he added extra on the new cable ($336 btw) when he installed it (3.75 hours labour).
    The workshop manual has very specific instructions regarding the angle of the bracket on the starter motor bolt to ensure that the bracket and cable cannot rub on anything. I suspect that the angle wasn't properly set or the bracket was bent when last R&R'd.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Graeme View Post
    The workshop manual has very specific instructions regarding the angle of the bracket on the starter motor bolt to ensure that the bracket and cable cannot rub on anything. I suspect that the angle wasn't properly set or the bracket was bent when last R&R'd.
    I was told it was the alternator end - not the starter. But yeah, the alternator was replaced in about March last year.

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    It's good to know that the alternator section of the cable is heavy enough to blow the mega-fuse before it melts the insulation and starts a fire..
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