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WTB: Toyota E-Locker Motor Actuator

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How bad is it? I've rebuilt tons of them. I know those actuators pretty well and even have a few spare parts. If the housing is remotely together, I'm sure I can help you get it working.
 
twaite88 said:
How bad is it? I've rebuilt tons of them. I know those actuators pretty well and even have a few spare parts. If the housing is remotely together, I'm sure I can help you get it working.
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Hey bud...
My Locker wasn't working,took the actuator off to see what's going on.Unfortunately,I saw a hole in the motor housing,that's where my heart broke.I power tested it but no dice.I took the other side of the actuator off to see if it was rusted or gummed up but to my surprise,it looked brand new inside.
I couldn't take the motor housing apart because the bolts are all rusted sealed,didn't want to open it anyways,because I heard there are tiny parts in there that could give one hell if not careful.I just got the car and I'm trying to get things back in other.
Anyways,is there something you could do about this for me ?
Thank you.
 
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