Will the Kiwi
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I had some fun with my 07 D40, it has been parked for about 4 months, my drive is very steep so it was left in low range first gear with hand brake on for peace of mind.
Finally had some time to start getting it ready for another Fraiser island trip coming up in march.
I found the vehicle was stuck in low range, it wouldn't go to H4 and then to H2.
The computer registered a fault and stopped the drive motor from spinning the shaft to move the dog gear back into place for H4.
I did the usual rocking and reversing stuff, but the computer just went to fault.
Assuming it wasn't an electrical fault (mechanical fitter) I removed the cover plate (black plastic) on the back of the transfer box, be careful of the primary transfer reduction gear (Black) and its shaft (which has a tendency to fall out) and the small thrust washer on the second reduction gear (white) as it will be hard to find on a wksp floor let alone in the bush.
Remove the gears to expose the cast steel driven gear. it has an arrow on it indicating the position of engagement. Pointing down (6 oclock) is L4, turning it clockwise will take up on the overrun spring, turning it anti-clockwise to vertical (12 oclock) is H4 and moving it to 9 o-clock is H2, it took a small amount of force and a grinder key to get it to move to H4. It then freely moved to H2.
I then reassembled and tried it out, Success..
I hope this is helpful to some one.
Now, where do I get a Fan speed resistor pack?, that doesn't cost $376.00 from Nissan
Any reputable Auto dismantlers around, Im hesitant to buy off Ebay for second hand stuff that doesn't have a warranty to say that it will work when I plug it in the first time.
Finally had some time to start getting it ready for another Fraiser island trip coming up in march.
I found the vehicle was stuck in low range, it wouldn't go to H4 and then to H2.
The computer registered a fault and stopped the drive motor from spinning the shaft to move the dog gear back into place for H4.
I did the usual rocking and reversing stuff, but the computer just went to fault.
Assuming it wasn't an electrical fault (mechanical fitter) I removed the cover plate (black plastic) on the back of the transfer box, be careful of the primary transfer reduction gear (Black) and its shaft (which has a tendency to fall out) and the small thrust washer on the second reduction gear (white) as it will be hard to find on a wksp floor let alone in the bush.
Remove the gears to expose the cast steel driven gear. it has an arrow on it indicating the position of engagement. Pointing down (6 oclock) is L4, turning it clockwise will take up on the overrun spring, turning it anti-clockwise to vertical (12 oclock) is H4 and moving it to 9 o-clock is H2, it took a small amount of force and a grinder key to get it to move to H4. It then freely moved to H2.
I then reassembled and tried it out, Success..
I hope this is helpful to some one.
Now, where do I get a Fan speed resistor pack?, that doesn't cost $376.00 from Nissan
Any reputable Auto dismantlers around, Im hesitant to buy off Ebay for second hand stuff that doesn't have a warranty to say that it will work when I plug it in the first time.