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Thanks Wes, much appreciated. I'll work on getting it done this week.
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The answer to your question also is the one line you have that supplies air to the interlock solenoid on top just leave it open even if a bug cloggs it up it won't prevent the vent on the case from doing its job. . Or remove all the crap on top and just run your transfer case vent.Thanks Wes, much appreciated. I'll work on getting it done this week.
When hooking up the front axle lock-in valve air line from the dash to the front axle engagement air cylinder air line at the back of the transfer case using a compression fitting, do I use a brass ferrule or a nylon ferrule with the brass insert? It looks like my air lines have both! I'm gonna cut the ends and start fresh at the joint! Thanks for any tips.https://youtu.be/N7--6jxGDBM
Connect the bottom and top supply ports in the frame rail block together. its the simple solution
Use a push type connector union and cut both lines behind the thr ferrule. Leaving the nut on the line in case you need to make a future changeWhen hooking up the front axle lock-in valve air line from the dash to the front axle engagement air cylinder air line at the back of the transfer case using a compression fitting, do I use a brass ferrule or a nylon ferrule with the brass insert? It looks like my air lines have both! I'm gonna cut the ends and start fresh at the joint! Thanks for any tips.
Thank you! So when I get home I'll check the "wet tank" test and also I'll listen for the solenoid. If, by chance the solenoid doesn't click or the werlt test works, what is "the fix" for this?Empty the wet tank and it will shift that Tank supplies air thru the pressure protection side which puts constant air down on the shift lever.
the button on the shifter does 2 things it goes to a capacitor under the cab. This sends power to the transmission solenoid for 5th gear and to sends power to the solenoid on top of the transfer case which then vents air and releases the pressure on the rod.
tthe 5th gear on the transmission ID for ease of shifting on the fly
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