CDL DRAMAS after install

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Originally Posted by cal415

Hi Baz,
My comment about the ABS was just so it would disable the ETC, that way if you have one wheel jacked up and drive slowly forward and not go anywhere (no CDL) ETC wouldnt try and "help" out but CDL locked you would know for sure its locked, and the sensor i refered to was the CDL switch, My switch was buggered, just screwed it out and checked for continuity with a multimeter when i pressed in the nob on the end.

I have an LT230 rebuild manual in PDF format here somewhere, it has details on setting up the switch etc and lots of other useful info that might help you, i can email you a copy if you like?

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Mate that would be excellent, i PM my E-mail to you.

Baz.

Well had it checked this arvo, not the news i wanted but at least i know the problem now.

The dog clutch is stuck and won't move, the sensor is OK, apparently it moves out of allignment and sticks:(

The option is remove the transfer case and take it out and replace properly (25th is the earliest he can do it) or bash it with a hammer to see if it frees up:eek:

Or i can give it a go and remove and refit:o

Baz.

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Originally Posted by Redback

Well had it checked this arvo, not the news i wanted but at least i know the problem now.

The dog clutch is stuck and won't move, the sensor is OK, apparently it moves out of allignment and sticks:(

The option is remove the transfer case and take it out and replace properly (25th is the earliest he can do it) or bash it with a hammer to see if it frees up:eek:

Or i can give it a go and remove and refit:o

Baz.

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I am not 100% on this, but I would have thought you could remove the access plate to gain access to the selector fork without dropping the TC out.

It would be my guess if you can access the selector fork a gentle tap would release the dog clutch.

Whilst you have the access plate off you may have enough room to replace the spring in the selector

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Originally Posted by ladas

I am not 100% on this, but I would have thought you could remove the access plate to gain access to the selector fork without dropping the TC out.

It would be my guess if you can access the selector fork a gentle tap would release the dog clutch.

Whilst you have the access plate off you may have enough room to replace the spring in the selector

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Apparently there is one bolt on the top that can't be accessed which prevents you taking it off, but i will look for myself on the weekend just to check.

Have you looked at it when doing your CDL.

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Originally Posted by Redback

Apparently there is one bolt on the top that can't be accessed which prevents you taking it off, but i will look for myself on the weekend just to check.

Have you looked at it when doing your CDL.

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Baz

I haven't even started my CDL change - I rooted my shoulder and I'll have to wait till after the op before I start anything .... the kit is ready to go, c'est la vie.

I will have a look tomorrow - maybe with the one bolt that can't be removed you could just loosen it and rotate the cover out of the way, but you would have to be carefull of the gasket.............

.....but it should give you enough room.

But another thought

Failing that if you just took the props off and the engine mounts, maybe the tc/gbox/engine could be twisted slightly to give you enough room.

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Originally Posted by ladas

Baz

I haven't even started my CDL change - I rooted my shoulder and I'll have to wait till after the op before I start anything .... the kit is ready to go, c'est la vie.

I will have a look tomorrow - maybe with the one bolt that can't be removed you could just loosen it and rotate the cover out of the way, but you would have to be carefull of the gasket.............

.....but it should give you enough room.

But another thought

Failing that if you just took the props off and the engine mounts, maybe the tc/gbox/engine could be twisted slightly to give you enough room.

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Mmmm i'll have a look, i maybe able to access it from inside the car though the inspection plate, it certainly helps being able to get at things, and it doesn't take alot of time to do.

Baz.