Electric diff lock conversion for 4kq???

Kurt Deschler desch at alum.wpi.edu
Sat May 1 11:54:01 EDT 2004


Depending how the diff solenoid "died", it may be much easier to fix it in
place then to attempt changing it. The plastic on mine cracked and I just
filled the cracks with epoxy and it has worked well since. I think it
would be hard to find a reliable electric solenoid for that purpose. It
may even be bidirectional.
	Kurt

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> Date: Fri, 30 Apr 2004 20:22:02 EDT
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> Hi,
>
> I was looking in the archives and saw some mentions of changing from vacuum
> operated diff locks.  My rear diff lock solenoid died and I would really like
> to replace it with something other than a vacuum system.  I'd really like to do
> both electrically if possible and then ditch all of the extra vacuum crap...
>
> Info on this would be greatly appreciated>>
>
> Thanks
> Matt Kramer
> 85 4kq
> 83 CGtt
> 81 diesel jetta



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