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Side By Side / Re: 450i not engaging into 4x4
« on: May 07, 2018, 12:07:56 PM »
The actuator seems to be functioning. I took it off and with it plugged in turned the switch and watched the miter shift arm moving back and forth. Before I go into the differential is there anything I might be missing??

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Side By Side / Re: 450i not engaging into 4x4
« on: May 01, 2018, 02:15:24 AM »
 The only problem I seen with removing that actuator was the top bolt, the other two were accessible but the top one was hidden behind some piping. Thought about just loosening up the differential to see if I can get out the top bolt at all without taking it so far apart. Look like I need to take the wheels off and obviously get the shafts out in order to get the differential out. Along with changing fluid and cleaning the differential I’d like to see what that actuator is actually doing or not doing as well. My wife and I like to go up in the mountains and I don’t need any trouble when I’m 40 miles away from nowhere. Thanks again

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Side By Side / Re: 450i not engaging into 4x4
« on: May 01, 2018, 01:51:06 AM »
Lock didn’t work as well. I’ll try cleaning out the diff. Thanks for the insights. I’ll keep posted on my findings. Won’t get to it till this weekend.

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Side By Side / 450i not engaging into 4x4
« on: April 30, 2018, 03:45:23 PM »
Ok now that’s it’s warmed up my 450 is still not engaging into 4wheel drive.  I thought it was related to the cold. I’m getting power to the actuator cause I can hear it trying to function. I seen there is 3 bolts that fasten it to the differential but it look the top one was impossible to get at. Any thoughts

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Thanks guys. I’ll give that a try

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 Up here in the frozen tundra,  this last winter when it got below freezing my 450 would not go into four-wheel-drive but when It warmed up then it would go in to four-wheel-drive. Any thoughts?

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