Thanks for the write up. I just fixed mine and used the lines that came with the part to replace the surrounding vacuum lines as the ones on the truck were a little loose. Thanks again!
-Max
-Max
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chief tool said:I found that Dorman part 911-605 is a direct plug in replacement. I picked up one from Amazon for $38.
Blue VSV = 4WD ON; Red VSV = 4WD OFF. And no, manual 4 low will not engage manually if the blue valve is bad. To test the valves, bypass them by using a small rigid tube to join the vacuum hoses, taking the valves out of the loop. Only test one at a time! I had this problem recently and Josh from DIA Automotive in Virginia Beach talked me through it. Thanks Josh.
Randy: better late than never, but big THANK YOU for this great write up!!! It was very easy and local shop helped me modify vsv as needed. I dropped it right in and light went away. Simply Awesome!! Thanks again. FYI part available here in northern ca Toyota dealer for $29.15, so still good to go!
Just to confirm 4 low should always engage regardless of the valve condition?
chief tool said:I found that Dorman part 911-605 is a direct plug in replacement. I picked up one from Amazon for $38.