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metal 08-12-07 08:16 PM

Can't get my aux port actuators off
 
It should only be those two nuts, then I can slide the actuator off right? Ain't working for me, anyone got any suggestions?

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Houpty GT 08-12-07 08:32 PM

Your ports look like they are seized open so there is tension on the piston and the black linkage on the actuator rod and this is probally causing it to jam. You need to try to wiggle it off.

The only other problem could be that corrosion has caused the holes and studs to seize. For this you would need to spray with lots of WD-40 type product and try to tap it loose.


GOOD LUCK getting that phillips screw out after you get the vacuum/pressure solenoid off. I had to grind the heads off with a dremel because the cheap ass screw heads strip out.

misterstyx69 08-12-07 08:48 PM

Whack it with a Hammer..it will budge..it isn't on there with anything else.

metal 08-12-07 08:57 PM

They aren't seized open, its an s4, and I can move them, so thats not the problem. So I do have to take the two screws off as well?

misterstyx69 08-12-07 09:26 PM

Dude,,just Tap the Bell shaped outside diaphragm.IF you have got the Two Ten mm Nuts off,there is nothing but the Old gasket holding it on.Once it gets a little Loose,wriggle it back and forth ..It may be stuck on that little Hinged part Of the pin too,so Just make sure that is OK,and it should just come off...

platinumyama32 08-12-07 10:53 PM

rubber mallet

metal 08-13-07 12:12 AM

Beating the hell out of it commences tomorrow after work, I hope it works.

Houpty GT 08-13-07 11:22 AM


Originally Posted by metal (Post 7228983)
They aren't seized open, its an s4, and I can move them, so thats not the problem. So I do have to take the two screws off as well?

Yeah. I was think S5. Removing the screws depends on what you are planning to do after you get them off.

metal 08-13-07 10:55 PM

I'm just planning to pull it off and lube it up and try to get it to move easier.

TehMonkay 08-13-07 11:46 PM

if you remove the c clip on the actuator arm and the 2 bolts just pry it off.

metal 08-14-07 01:02 AM

I didn't see a c clip, where on the arm is it?

lax-rotor 08-14-07 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by metal (Post 7233213)
I didn't see a c clip, where on the arm is it?

From your original picture:

TehMonkay 08-14-07 10:08 AM

on the square part that actually connects to the actuator arm.


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