inkpot
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Should be a part number cast into the other 2 connectors on the other 2 switches?
Replacement for 84222-12010 switch
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I’ll have a look thabks
Dilspec
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Any luck finding out what the connector part # is? Also having the same issue (broken connector).
Edit - See below
9098011250 Connector x1
8299812440 Terminals (wires) x2
Edit - See below
9098011250 Connector x1
8299812440 Terminals (wires) x2
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Thanks a million. I just bought the Beck Arnley switch off Amazon for $13 delivered and screwed it into my 100 series rear locker that I have on my bench. I'm building a new wiring harness / solid state controller for it so that mating connector part number is extremely useful 
Has anyone installed and confirmed this one yet as a replacement? I’m dropping by Toyota tomorrow to do my CDL switch and would obviously prefer to go with the less expensive OEM option it it works.
Mine will be here soon and I'll update the thread.
Beat me to it! Thanks for updating us.
Bumping an old post, but this is a great tip! Two of my transfer case switches had very high resistance when closed. The CDL and L4 switch are cheap and readily available, but the neutral switch is expensive & hard to find. Though I think it's the same switch other then the connector - if the neutral switch really does go bad, I may just splice in the other connector.
Anyway, I tried this "cleaning" thing - 24V, 300mv and cycled the switch about 15-20 times until the closed voltage went to 0 (power supply was in constant current mode). Put the multimeter on it again, and zero resistance when closed. Worked for both of them - thanks!
I’m glad you posted this,
I replaced my CDL switch less than two years ago and a the beach again and the ”CTR” diff lock logo fades and doesn’t really want to come on full bright, then maybe or maybe not the VSC OFF comes on, but we can hear the relay click and hear an audible mechanical something under the rig, after a few seconds we get the three lights on, VSC OFF and TRAC, the key off and re-start always resets everything.
We are going to try some forward and reverse with CDL engaged later on.
Looks like I get to dive in more after we get back home, lol...
I replaced my CDL switch less than two years ago and a the beach again and the ”CTR” diff lock logo fades and doesn’t really want to come on full bright, then maybe or maybe not the VSC OFF comes on, but we can hear the relay click and hear an audible mechanical something under the rig, after a few seconds we get the three lights on, VSC OFF and TRAC, the key off and re-start always resets everything.
We are going to try some forward and reverse with CDL engaged later on.
Looks like I get to dive in more after we get back home, lol...
My plastic plug (female connector) for 84222-60081(neutral position) is demolished. Does anyone know the part number or digit-code on that plug? Any help appreciated. Middle East desert loves to break plastic
Malleus
Far west of Siegen
Either 90980-10380 (without clamp) or 90980-10381 (with clamp)
Note: this is only the connector. You'll have to pull each terminal out of the back of the connector, and insert them, one at a time, into the new one. Here's how:
Lift up, from the male connector side (not the wire side) with the tool below, as shown above.
FWIW, I've done this with a small, instrument type screwdriver. Just be careful, use a headlamp and go slow. The trick is to lift up the plastic tab, hold the connector with one hand (while keeping the tab lifted) and pull the wire and terminal out of the other side with the other hand. You'll know you have it when it almost falls out. If you have to pull on it, you haven;t released the terminal.
Malleus
Far west of Siegen
I will say that if you have the DS running board and mudflap removed, the wheel off and the front end elevated about 8 inches, an average fully grown man may be able to just get both arms, up the the elbow, in there. If you're skinny you're in good shape. If you're an 18 series, you're screwed.
I just did this over the summer and it took several hours and I exhausted my scatalogical vocabulary.
I just did this over the summer and it took several hours and I exhausted my scatalogical vocabulary.
Sounds like surgery, I'll be ready. Thanks again for the quick turnaround on this reply.
Malleus
Far west of Siegen
Hooah!
Malleus
Far west of Siegen
Malleus
Far west of Siegen
Malleus
Far west of Siegen
Oddly, PartSouq doesn't have it listed. Hmmm.
This is the pigtail, from the engine harness to the xmsn:
This is the pigtail, from the engine harness to the xmsn:
Thanks, this may be the way to go. I may have to visit the LC graveyard here and see what I can find. Nothing a pair of wire cutters and splicing can't fix.
