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GQ Factory rear Locker actuator

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JWB
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GQ Factory rear Locker actuator

Post by JWB »

:?: I'm looking for some info on sourcing the cheaper replacement unit !
can anyone help? I remember seeing a post earlier this year but now cannot find it ?
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Post by bazzle »

Any 12v vac solenoid off a motor car.

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Post by JWB »

Thanks Bazzle! any tips on models etc? :D
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Post by bazzle »

No, rat around the wreckers yard, sorry.

Woopala might remember.

Also a change over mechanical air or vac switch will also work as vac always there. ie vac one way hold on, other way to hold off.

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Post by Woop »

Some older models of Camira have solenoids that can be used--these are much larger and of a different shape to the existing one though. Solenoids like the original can also be found on many late model Nissan cars. Its possible with a bit of effort, to remove only the faulty solenoid from the holder and replace it with another one. They are only available from Nissan as a complete unit with 2 solenoids.

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