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Old 08-12-2005, 03:35 PM
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My 03' H2 has started flashing the locking diff light and the service 4wd system message appears. The dealer says it is the E Locker Coil. I ohm'd my coil and it tested the same as my buddy's whose works. What I did find is no power coming from the switch to the coil when I press the locking diff button. Any ideas? It is out of warranty and I hate to take it to the dealer.

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My 03' H2 has started flashing the locking diff light and the service 4wd system message appears. The dealer says it is the E Locker Coil. I ohm'd my coil and it tested the same as my buddy's whose works. What I did find is no power coming from the switch to the coil when I press the locking diff button. Any ideas? It is out of warranty and I hate to take it to the dealer.

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Old 08-13-2005, 12:54 PM
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Take it to the dealer. Power doesn't go directly from the switch to the coil at the rear diff. You're in over your head I think. You're probably going to find that you have a defective coil in your rear diff, and I definatly don't reccomend anyone trying to do that themselves.
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