

| Subject: | Re: Diff Lock Stuck On!!! |
| From: | craig cowan |
| Date: | Wed, 18 Apr 2012 17:17:18 -0400 |
Thanks for the help gang. It was confirmed that vaccuum is required to disenguage, i switched the lines at the actuator and now SUCCESS! Disenguaged, and it enguages when I pull the nob! The dash light doesnt work (YET) but all mechanical systems are go. -Craig On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 4:56 PM, craig cowan <phishman068@gmail.com> wrote: > This is a problem... > Today I was working on fixing the driveline vibration and finally got > around to hopefully fixing the diff lock. The diff lock has never worked > since I got this van, but when I had the transmission out tested it with a > hand vaccuum pump and it locked well. > I was missing a short piece of hose from the "main hose" that runs along > the frame rail to the blue check valve going into the "Balls". I installed > a piece of hose. Without turning the diff lock knob or anything, the > transmission locked when I started the engine and a few attempts at driving > (about twenty feet) confirmed that it's definately locked. I don't want to > drive it again and damage anything, and I want to get it disengaged, even > if i can't get it "working" to relock. > > I took the check valve off just to relieve the vaccuum and sure enough, it > hissed upon release. This seemed like it should have fixed it, but alas, > still locked. Does it require vaccuum to "UNLOCK" or just to lock and lack > of vaccuum unlocks it? > > Perhaps my hoses are just swaped at the lock actuator? > > -Craig > '87 Sunroof Syncro > >
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