Posted by LeakyBoot on October 23, 2017 at 17:48:30 from (64.251.130.134):
Got a mid 80's with auto trans I'm going to use as a dedicated firewood hauler. Rescued from the crusher as that was the original plan, until I put a battery in it and discovered just how well it ran after sitting for years. Now the questions. It looks like the transfer uses a lever in floor with a rod to shift from 2 to 4 and high to low, but also uses a vacuum/cable actuator located on fenderwell to engage the 4x4 system?? I thought this was all working until my first firewood run today and we figured it out it was not while sitting in a big mudhole spinning the rear tires only. Where is the control valve for the vacuum actuator? Where does the vacuum line hook to the carb/manifold at? These questions are for someone who knows these old trucks inside and out. THANKS! LB
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