MAINTENANCE MANUAL - Meritor
MAINTENANCE MANUAL - Meritor
MAINTENANCE MANUAL - Meritor
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Driver-Controlled Main Differential Lock<br />
2. Compress the shift shaft spring as required<br />
and install it between the back of the fork and<br />
differential wall inside the differential. Figure<br />
6.17.<br />
SHIFT SHAFT<br />
SPRING<br />
INSTALL SPRING<br />
BEHIND FORK<br />
3. Align the spring and bore in the shift fork with<br />
the shift shaft bore in the differential.<br />
4. Install the shift shaft through the bore in the<br />
differential, fork and spring until it is against<br />
the shift fork. Figure 6.18.<br />
SHIFT FORK<br />
SHIFT SHAFT<br />
Figure 6.17<br />
Figure 6.18<br />
5. If required, lubricate a new O-ring with axle<br />
lubricant. Install the O-ring into the piston<br />
groove.<br />
6. Install the piston and O-ring assembly into the<br />
shift cylinder, bevel end first. Push on the piston<br />
until it is against the bottom of the cylinder. Figure<br />
6.19.<br />
BEVEL END<br />
SHIFT CYLINDER<br />
Figure 6.19<br />
7. Apply a continuous 0.06-inch (1.5 mm) diameter<br />
bead of Loctite® flange sealant, <strong>Meritor</strong> part<br />
number 2297-D-7076, around the DCDL cylinder<br />
threads..<br />
8.Turn the shift cylinder and piston assembly to<br />
the right until it bottoms in the differential casting<br />
bore. Figure 6.20.<br />
Figure 6.20<br />
9. Position the shift collar over the fork. The large<br />
splines of the collar must face toward the main<br />
differential. Use a rubber mallet to tap the shift<br />
collar through the nubs of the shift fork. Figure<br />
6.21.<br />
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