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I am sure it is. My valve is so corroded that it pisses air out of the top of it. Easier to cap off the constant pressure line at the 3 way union on the frame and run a new line from the dash switch to the T-case activation. Cleaner, too.
Will do, I am buying another alternator from him anyway :)
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?83799-M939-transfer-case-air-lines-installed-wrong&highlight=M939+transfer+case+air+lines+installed+wrong
Thanks for that. I can't make any assumptions :)
My plan is air in to the switch, air out when switched on, to the valve on the t-case that engages the front shaft. I looked briefly yesterday (while playing with new batteries, starters, wires and alternators) and saw a mess of plumbing with 4...
Sorry, I was not clear. The front axle is powered: The t-case is providing power to the front drive shaft, causing bind in turns. Like I said, I only want the dash switch to control that and I can't figure out how to plumb it that way. It appears that there are at least 2 valves to remove.
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Well, considering that my front axle is locked in, I really need to figure this out before I take it down the road. The switch on the dash is in/op. Front axle is just on.
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