help on pajero 4wd

[OTEP]

Originally posted by JAYarc
mga master tanong lang po kung yung 4H ng 1st & 2nd gen Pajero eh 50/50 yung ratio kagaya ng AWD salamat po..>>

On a GEN II Pajero, the proportion of torque is determined by the center differential. It is 50/50 by default, unless external factors act on it (e.g. when rounding a corner, slick surfaces, etc.).

On a GEN I, there is no center differential and torque is distributed evenly between the two axles.

[the_possessed]

how would you check na sira na ung solenoid? anyone tried cleaning it?

saka how much pala ang solenoid just incase i need to replace it

[luckytruck]

what i did was to unplug it and got contact cleaner and sprayed it for a few seconds.

andy

[OTEP]

The front wheels icons flash if there is a problem with a solenoid. However, there are also other factors that may cause them to flash.

I think they are serviceable parts. You just have to pay Joseph Atotubo a visit. In my case, I just banged the hell out of them and they worked fine again.

[gregg_g]

Got that problem before with my parted Pajero but was solved by cleaning the solenoid with a contact cleaner!! Thanks to LuckyTruck!

[gudboy]

saan po makikita yung solenoid?
also have the problem with blinking indicators eh medyo matagal tagal na
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also how do i caontact Joseph Atotubo ?
may shop po siya?

[pajerokid]

The solenoids are on top of the tranny. Sakit talaga yang blinkies lalo na kapag galing Japan since the Japs dont really use 4WD. Also check the hoses located at the rear of the Air filter. baka nagkabaliktad lang.

[telulah]

Joseph 892-3993
Shop * Multinational Village

[the_possessed]

meron bang kayong information ng proper connection ng mga hoses?

BTW, anybody who can explain the relationship of 4WD, solenoid, vaccum and actuator? pano ba gumagana ung 4x4.. just out of curiosity..

[gudboy]

thanks! try ko muna diy linis solenoid, as of kanina umaga sarili nawala yung blinking lights pero di ko alam gaano katagal mawawala yun