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Corona T190 (1992-1997)

Checking the mechanical locking system of the interaxle differential [Toyota Corona T190]

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1. Checking the operation of the mechanical locking system of the center differential.
  • a) Using a jack, raise the vehicle so that all four wheels can rotate,
  • b) Apply the parking brake and start the engine.
  • c) Engage the center differential lock.
  • d) Press the clutch pedal and engage second gear.
  • d) With the engine idling, slowly disengage the clutch and check that the engine has stalled.
  • c) With the parking brake applied and the engine running, disengage the center differential lock.
  • g) Press the clutch pedal and engage second gear.
  • h) With the engine idling, slowly disengage the clutch and check that the front wheels are turning.

Note: This check should be performed with the engine idling.


2. Checking the operation of the center differential lock indicator.
  • a) Turn on the ignition.


  • b) When engaging and disengaging the center differential lock, make sure that the indicator lights up and goes out accordingly.

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