Swbkrn2003
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Does anybody know who rebuilds the E-Locker Actuators?
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Rebuilding E-Lockers
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I found this one for the rear
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rear e-locker actuator rebuild pics
Finally got around to doing this after putting it off for near two years. Like many, I had experienced the "sticky" actuator, tried "exercising" them, got it to work most times, sometimes just lived without it, etc. Last month it actually got stuck in the locked position with about 200 highway...
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@Swbkrn2003, Here are a few more threads that may help you if you dicide to try to repair it yourself.
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locker actuator rebuild
I was asked to see what I might be able to do with a set of non working actuators. So I though I'd start a thread in hopes of helping others. Now these are really in a bad way and the outcome might not be what I'm hoping for but at least some of what I post might be useful. Being from New...
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Repairing Differential E-Lockers
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Rear Locking Dif Assembly Help
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Actuator Motor - Real Time Help Needed.
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If you do decide to repair yourself:
absolute-wits-end.com
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Biggest issue by far is rust. If it’s not rusty or broken it’s not that bad.
Toyota E-Locker Rebuild Kit-8in Diff
Toyota E-Locker Rebuild Kit-8in Diff (LRK-1)
Toyota E-Locker Rebuild Kit- 9.5in Diff
Toyota E-Locker Rebuild Kit- 9.5in Diff (LRK-2)
Biggest issue by far is rust. If it’s not rusty or broken it’s not that bad.
Swbkrn2003
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Thanks Joey they are workign and were not rusty i did put Corroseal to treat themin the surface areas an painted the housing with POR-15.If you do decide to repair yourself:
Toyota E-Locker Rebuild Kit-8in Diff
Toyota E-Locker Rebuild Kit-8in Diff (LRK-1)
Toyota E-Locker Rebuild Kit- 9.5in Diff
Toyota E-Locker Rebuild Kit- 9.5in Diff (LRK-2)
Biggest issue by far is rust. If it’s not rusty or broken it’s not that bad.
If you do decide to repair yourself:
Toyota E-Locker Rebuild Kit-8in Diff
Toyota E-Locker Rebuild Kit-8in Diff (LRK-1)
Toyota E-Locker Rebuild Kit- 9.5in Diff
Toyota E-Locker Rebuild Kit- 9.5in Diff (LRK-2)
Biggest issue by far is rust. If it’s not rusty or broken it’s not that bad.
I have the T-case out and thought about going through that actuator , I checked the web page but I did not see a center option.
thanks
I was just about to call the local dealership and make an appt to get my front lockers looked at, but now I have all this info in one spot. Seems like the universe wants me to look at it myself. The fronts just decided to not work anymore after a year of being fine. My love of hitting every puddle or mud hole I see when off road may be the cause.
If you don't want to tackle it your self. I believe you can send them to Landtank here on mud for a rebuild
thanks for letting me knowNo not for the center. Definitely very little demand
Swbkrn2003
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I asked him he said no.
I guess he stop doing it, I know he used to.
Swbkrn2003
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Yeah he did but he said he doesn't do it anymore hopefully I can find somebody who will do it I think I can do it it's just having the time to do it would be my biggest issue
Swbkrn2003
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I'll post it and see if there's anybody on the board that'll rebuild them
If I had to guess, I bet the breather tube on the side of the actuator either has a tear in it, or is not connected anymore and that has allowed water/mud/dirt to get in the actuator and gum it up. They really aren't bad to take out and repair. I would give it a shot.
mechanic and got mine working with a kit form NlxtacyI think it was the O ring failed and was letting water in.
All cleaned up and going back together
I like the use of the toothpicks.
