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Re: Does it happen on yours
Posted: 29 Nov 2010, 17:30
by syncropaddy
Now my diff lock actuators have frozen up .........
Re: Does it happen on yours
Posted: 29 Nov 2010, 19:02
by Aidan
syncropaddy wrote:Now my diff lock actuators have frozen up .........
how do you freeze air ? Must have damp ingress at the boots, with the gearbox warm they should free up
Re: Does it happen on yours
Posted: 29 Nov 2010, 19:07
by peasant
Andrew ...you wade too much
As for door rubbers, some silicone oil or even vaseline will stop them sticking
Re: Does it happen on yours
Posted: 29 Nov 2010, 21:18
by syncropaddy
Tony I have silicone oil if you need it ..
Re: Does it happen on yours
Posted: 30 Nov 2010, 19:10
by Syncro G
Had it happen a couple of years ago, had to left foot brake to slow it down on a decent which made the rear drums too hot for the hadbrake to work - snapped a rear cable trying to get enough clicks to hold it!
A new cable sorted it, but only after the weather warmed up as the whole undervan area was so covered in ice you wouldn't have got anywhere near the bolt without an ice axe. It also took about 50mins of idleing before a cold started JX had produiced enough heat to thor the cable - fuel (thermal) efficency has its down sides!