Reply With QuoteDoes your diff lock engage properly?
What is the light on the dash telling you?
Fossicker
can any one tell me why my centre diff lock wont stay in, i move it over and it just moves back slowly and how do i fix it (2002 defender td5) thanks
Wizard
Does your diff lock engage properly?
What is the light on the dash telling you?
Wizard
hey glen, i'll take a look at it for you. i fitted the cdl mechanism to my transfer case and so know my way around them a bit.
i have the workshop manual as well that covers your car
gimme a call we'll look into it
cheers
rosscoe
Fossicker
the light comes on then when the lever slides back over to the right the light goes offOriginally Posted by black betty
ForumSage
Is the interior trim or boot pushing on the lever?
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Might be this ???
Master
Yes, ditto.
Might be jumping between positions 2 and 3.
Fossicker
i tried that
Did you tighten the grubscrew that preloads the detent on the shaft?
Master
Supporterto eliminate the linkage I would suggest removing the short lever at the transfer case end and using a 10mm spanner turning the actuating stud clockwise until the 2 flats are at the 2 o'clock position,
this is now in diff lock,
check by jacking up a front wheel, handbrake on and the wheel will not turn if centre diff is locked,
now drive it, (off road) and I doubt it will jump out,
reconnect and adjust linkage, flats at 2 oclock is locked, flats at 12oclock is unlocked,
if it's still not locking in the 2 oclock position, back out the diff lock switch,
the diff lock selector fork has a 45 deg angle ramp that pushes the switch plunger when engaged, if the switch is in too far or the plunger is sticky it can stop the fork from sliding into the diff lock position,
Dave
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