Elocker actuator parts

Devo9000

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Aloha t4r...

Cracked the back of the housing of my elocker actuator as it was coming off today.

Any of you folks have a busted one taking up space?...or know of someone or someplace that might have actuator parts..

Thanks


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Aloha t4r...

Cracked the back of the housing of my elocker actuator as it was coming off today.

Any of you folks have a busted one taking up space?...or know of someone or someplace that might have actuator parts..

Thanks


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Got photos ? Because I cracked me elocker to. But the part that rubber o-ring sits on right before the little gear that shifts the fork inside the locker. I said f it and installed it back. Still good.
 
Same spot....
You not worried about water ingress?...if I can't find one I might try the mighty jbweld...


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Same spot....
You not worried about water ingress?...if I can't find one I might try the mighty jbweld...


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I tried jb weld. It didn't old up. Not sure exactly how yours broke. But no, I'm not worried. Did a lot of water crossings and it's good. I added silicone around the elocker housing where it touches the axle housing. The rubber o ring seems to still seal it thigh. Because when I take it out. It's hard to take it out. Feels like you have surpass the o ring of you know what I mean.
 
Yep...I reckon that's what broke it...that oring was so tight...

That's good to know about the jbweld... hopefully I can get a doner housing, but if no...I go your route...

The real killer was one of those studs was so corroded...such a pain...had to drill it out...


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Yep...I reckon that's what broke it...that oring was so tight...

That's good to know about the jbweld... hopefully I can get a doner housing, but if no...I go your route...

The real killer was one of those studs was so corroded...such a pain...had to drill it out...


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Go to the dealer and get new studs and bolts. Your at it. Might as well put fresh ones. But you'll need stud remover/installer to install them.

But yeah, like I said. When I was installing it back it felt really tight. Clear sin of the o-ring doing its job. However I needed to remove it again. And the jb weld failed.
 

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