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Thanks for the tip. I got one to keep in the trail tool box insuring none of mine ever actually fail 
Replacement for 84222-12010 switch
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Sorry about bringing an old thread back from the dead, but this saved me a lot of time and money. NAPA didn't have this in stock so I found it over at Autozone as Part number JA449 for $23.50 including tax.
That's one hell of a find Tools and sherpa stuff like that should be in faq
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And... the switch/sensor is likely in fine condition except the contacts. You can 'clean' the internal switch contacts by running a bit of current through the switch action, see:
http://www.george4wd.taskled.com/cdl.html
Of course if there is mechanical damage - broken connector/plastic etc, then replacing it would be necessary.
cheers,
george.
http://www.george4wd.taskled.com/cdl.html
Of course if there is mechanical damage - broken connector/plastic etc, then replacing it would be necessary.
cheers,
george.
Rear diff locker switch location
Where exactly on the rear diff is that thing?
Where exactly on the rear diff is that thing?
More great info. I cleaned the OEM switch, hit the connectors with the 9v, but still no love. I found one of these replacements in stock at the local O'Reilly's for $23.
I was going through and found this thread of what problem I am having, now the issue I am running into is that this part number is very similar to the switch on my 01 4runner, but the connector end is different. Any ideas what this switch number might be?
The part number for the above switch is 84222-60081. It is the switch that tells the ecu that the transfer case in in neutral. I could not find a aftermarket version so I had to go to the dealer. My cost was around $55. Maybe someone can find a cheaper replacement.
Jake, do you know where this is located on the rear diff? Do you have a pic or diagram?
bump for a great thread. these are $12.40 on amazon. just bought three.
Amazon.com: Beck Arnley 201-1788 Back Up Lamp Switch: Automotive
Amazon.com: Beck Arnley 201-1788 Back Up Lamp Switch: Automotive
@Greenbean I used a stubby adjustable wrench for easier clearance. Looks like 27mm to me.
LINUS
Waiting for the Great Pumpkin
OK - I’ll bite.
I am envious of that Crecent wrench with the MM etch - what’s the source?
That would be dang handy, and you ***better remember*** where you got it, I’ve got a nephew who would love one in his stocking for Christmas above the 2 I buy to stuff in my toolboxes.
Thanks guys, there’s enough room in there I was able to get the busted one out with a pair of vise grips‘s and I’m on my way to O’reilly‘s now to get a replacement reverse switch, even though it’s for my CDL. Hehehe
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OK - I’ll bite.
I am envious of that Crecent wrench with the MM etch - what’s the source?
That would be dang handy, and you ***better remember*** where you got it, I’ve got a nephew who would love one in his stocking for Christmas above the 2 I buy to stuff in my toolboxes.
Channel Lock has that, I pretty much ignore it, don't find it useful.
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Yep Channel Lock. I have a set that I bought years ago. Has mm on one side, inch on the other.
Markings are only useful when you want to get the correct sized spanner out the first time once sized with the crescent spanner. Though most of the time if you wrench/spanner enough you can pretty well eyeball the correct size. And toyota doesn't use too many head sizes.
The 10" one I have is model 810-10"
cheers,
george.
Markings are only useful when you want to get the correct sized spanner out the first time once sized with the crescent spanner. Though most of the time if you wrench/spanner enough you can pretty well eyeball the correct size. And toyota doesn't use too many head sizes.
The 10" one I have is model 810-10"
cheers,
george.
@LINUS Mine is a stubby Kobalt from Lowe’s. Not sure if the larger, or newer, ones have the same markings. Mine is years old.
@george_tlc is right, I mostly use the measurements for odd size stuff when I’m tired of guessing wrong and just wanna get it done. Then I take a pic of the measurement and file it away under the part name. But in this case, I didn’t actually have a 27mm wrench.
@george_tlc is right, I mostly use the measurements for odd size stuff when I’m tired of guessing wrong and just wanna get it done. Then I take a pic of the measurement and file it away under the part name. But in this case, I didn’t actually have a 27mm wrench.
LINUS
Waiting for the Great Pumpkin
Channel Lock has that, I pretty much ignore it, don't find it useful.
I gotta check them out then.....I’m becoming less a wrench jockey & more a check-cutter when it comes to my boat or the the Tundra, I can own it.
I’m getting to a point I rather spend a day on saltwater & trying to get fresh salmon over doing small Yota stuffums.
Heck, we’ll see what the future holds but frankly I like my days on water over most anything.
I’ve become pretty dumb on sockets > 14mm anymore.
I’ve no problem owning it, - just a different phase of life, yeah?
Haha, geting old I suppose......
Anyone know what the part number of the connector for the switch is? My switch and connector became fused and busted all to $#!+
