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Originally Posted by dirty monkey View Post
The V6 Actuators are a lot easier, you only have to worry about one rod. With the V8 Actuators there are two rods, one for the Center lock and 4lo. how do i know, well watched a bunch of youtube vids showing how easy it is to fix the leak. Yeah no, Do not take out the actuator, I broke a Teeth in the actuator. There is a Timing on the actuators, if you dont get them correct, it wont work. Best way is just to remove the Transfer case, disassemble and replace.
for V8 Aisin part SAT003
That makes sense. I've been down that same YT rabbit hole of late and was having a tough time figuring out why some actuators appear to have a single rod and others have two. I've got a V6, so I feel a bit less trepidation about messing with it now. Just have to steal the rig back from my snowboarding son for a day or two.
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