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MensagemEnviada: Ter Nov 03, 2015 12:27 pm    Assunto: S10 e Blazer 4x4 com acionamento MANUAL Responder com Citação



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Olá, esses gringos...

http://www.s10extremist.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=15743

Muito bom, não que eu vá fazer mas é bom conhecer, além de que... 1400 Dilmas um servo motor novo. hehehe

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Tá acusando item malicioso... Mas aqui no fórum foi postado sobre o acionamento manual, o site é http://www.easytraction.com.br/.
Eu trocaria sem pensar 2x. Quem já testou as duas opções, dificilmente prefere o sistema elétrico.

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Não tem para s10 Fernando, esse easytraction no mundo 4x4 dizem ser muito bom mas o preço também.... Gostei desse sistema do Gringo, simples, barato e funcional.
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No site do Fernando diz em breve para s10. Deve estar em desenvolvimento.
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Ewerton, desde que me entendi de s10 4x4 vejo o site assim....
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Deve ta difícil então o projeto. Esse sistema dos miricano é complicado o tamanho do rasgo. Deve entrar uma lama legal no tapete. Se usar o sistema de volante para barco com motor de popa, que usa dois cabos de aço resolve com uns 4 furos de uns 6mm.
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Adeilson o link que voce postou no primeiro topico ta acusando virus, se possivel edita e apaga o link
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Estranho, pior que não é, aqui abre normal... segue o que está no site, mas está em inglês e não gosto de Google Tradutor e afins...

How to make a manual 233
Postby stroker01zr2 » Fri Feb 02, 2007 3:18 pm
I posted this over at zr2usa and have seen some threads over here about it too so i thought id post it. estimated cost: $0-$35 depending on what u have laying aroud the house. estimated time 1hour - 4 hours depending on what u do and how fast u work.

A few members wanted information on how I made my np233 shift manually so I will try to give a few details about what i did and why. fyi i have a 2001 ex cab zr2 pickup a/t. There are a few options along the way but my mods totalled 22 dollars and about 4 hours in my driveway.
Since I have owned my truck (4 years and before that i owned a reg cab s10 4x4 with same system) i have had more problems with the 4x4 system than anything else. It is quite common for any number of the stock 4x4 components to fail in time, whether its a $200 shift motor, a $400 tccm , a leaky transfer case vacuum switch (which can also kill hvac systems and front diffs) or a faulty dash switch. I just wanted to eliminate all of this to make my 4x4 system as cheap, reliable and simple as possible. the only special tools i used were a dremel, a circular saw with metal cutting blade or an angle grinder, and a small welder. u can probably do without a welder and find another way to fasten parts.
There are a few ways u can set it up:

1) remove only the electronics - this means removing the transfer case shift motor. this will render all electonics in the 4x4 system useless. neither the tccm or the dash switch will function or have a pupose (sold mine on ebay once i was sure the mod was permanent). you will have to cut a slit apox 7"x3/8" in your floor and install a lever to shift the transfer case. if u put it where i did then u will not be able to see this when completed and it keeps a very stock look. the switch on the t case will still opperate as normal to engage the front diff.

2) eliminate t case vacuum switch - this can be done by itself leaving the tcase to be controlled by the dash switch or in combination with the electronics removal. you could use a posi lock type setup or simply buy or find a self venting vacuum solenoid to actuate the front diff. i got my switch from the AIR system so i didnt have to buy one. this is hooked to any electrical toggle switch to engage and dissengage the front diff independently from the t case. this means while the t case is in 4wd you can have a system similar to the auto-trac system except you control the diff instead of the computer. can also put the tcase in low range and not engage the front diff effectively giving you 2lo. didnt think this would be useful but it helped alot a few weeks ago backing a heavy trailor full of firewood up a steep driveway with sharp turns.

Before u start tearing into your truck let me say this...i have driven 10,000 miles with my 4x4 this way and have had no bad effects. THAT DOESNT MEAN NOTHING WILL GO WRONG WITH YOURS! If you attempt this do so at your own risk!!!!!!! I will not be responsible for any damages that might result from the modification of anyones 4x4 system!
I will attempt to cover the areas where potential problems could arise as we go.

The np 233 transfer case is used with the 3 BUTTON electronic 4x4. This DOES NOT apply to models with auto track 4x4. The 233 is pretty much the same as the earlier manually shifted np231. Same case and most of the same internals. the main difference is that 233s only have 3 positions 2hi 4hi 4lo there is no neutral position. The 233 is also harder to shift because it was intended to be used with the electric motor which is geared down and actually applies a pretty high amount of torque. For this reason it would be very hard to shift this tcase with any linkage or cable assemblies like those used on most manually shifted tcases. there is a detent bolt that actually loosens the tension on the shifter but I would definately recomend NOT messing with this. but not to worry because the tcase in my z just happens to be right where it needs to be to make a straight rigid shifter come up right between my center console and my seat! a lever like this would be more than long enough to apply the leverage needed to effortlessly shift the stiff 233. which brings me to my first warning. SHIFT CAREFULLY !! THE SHIFTER WILL BE SO LONG ITS HAVING A BREAKER BAR ON YOUR TCASE. feel your tcase out and never force it. you could easily snap something in your tcase with too much force.

GETTING STARTED- Figure out what you want to use for a shifter. i would recommend getting the shifter designed before cutting holes in your floor. the shape of your shifter will determine exactly where u need to cut. (Note your design may vary depending on what console and seats u have.) i used 2 5/8" combination wrenches jointed in the middle by a 5/8" allen bit. this allows the top piece of the shifter to move left and right in relation to the bottom one. the reason i did this is because when the lever is in 2 hi (all the way to the rear) it needs to be close to the center console in order for it to fit between the seat and the console. however when in 4 lo (all the way to the front) the shifter would hit the console (which bulges out forward of drink holders) before it reaches its full forward position. so the joint allows the top half of shifter to slide left when in 4lo to clear center console. another benefeit of the slider is that u can take it out and adjust the angle anytime you want, and this is the only way i can remove it from the vehicle because the other end has a big wad of metal on it which will not come through the slit in my floor. i just cut a groove with the dremell all the way around one end of the allen bit about 1/8" from the end to accomodate a removable e clip. i welded the open end of one of the wrenches to the other end of this bit. it ended up like this:

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That will make the smooth end of the wrench your shift handle. You could probably find a wrench that would fit directly on the tcase. it is a round shaft with 2 flat sides. i beleive a 9/16" wrench fits well but the problem i had with that is 2 9/16" wrenches werent quite as long as i wanted. so i decided to use 5/8" wrences which were a little longer. i dissasembled my tcase shift motor and removed the piece that fits onto the t case it has gear teeth on the side and i just welded the OPEN END of the wrench to the fitting (the closed end needs to be on top for the allen to slide through)

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if u choose to do this i would get the rest of the shifter made and the floor cut before i actually welded them so u can get the angle at which u attatch the two more precice. thats the other reason i didnt put a wrench directly on the tcase, there are only 2 angles a wrench can point and nither one were perfect. i would not dissasemble the shift motor unless u want to use this part. or unless urs doesnt work anyway and/or know u wont want to use it again. alternatively you might be able to cut a short piece of 9/16" wrench and weld that onto the rest of your shifter at any angle u want. now that u have your shifter worked out its time to tear stuff appart!!
First put your truck in 2hi and then unhook your battery. get under your truck and get familliar with the area around your t case. NOTE: Refer to the "how to replace t case shift motor" thread for complete instructions and pictures. I am writing this up after the install and got no pics of the t case area before i put my skid plate back on.
Undo the 8mm bolt holding the shift motor wiring harness to the shift motor. unplugg and bend it somewhere out of the way.
Next you will want to remove front driveshaft. i have heard that u can remove the shift motor without removing the driveshaft but i dont know how. go ahead and remove the 4 bolts on the front u joint drop the front of shaft and tap the entire shaft forward from the rear of shaft with a block of wood and hammer till it starts to slide forward. tape the front u joint together with electrical tape and slide it forward and out of the way. it only takes a couple of min.
Remove the 3 bolts holding the shift motor to the t case, then remove motor. note the position of the shaft coming out of the tcase. this is 2hi position. from there it turns counter clockwise one click to the 4hi position then 1 more click counter colockwise to the 4 lo position. u should get under your truck with tires chocked, trans in neutral, and try to manually shift the tcase with a wrench at this point to confirm it works properly ESPECIALLY if u have had previous problems with your 4x4. it should be stiff but not rough. dont force it though. if everything seems cool then make alot of meaurements to figure out where to cut your floor.
Remove the driver seat and center console. this sounds like alot of work but takes 10 min or less. there are 3 nuts and a t-50 torx bolt holing the seat in. make sure you disconnect the seat belt sensor before ripping seat out. there are 4 10mm nuts holdong the console in, 2 in the rear interior of console and 2 under the tray below cassete player. slide console out a little then disconnect cassette player harness if equipped.
Now you will need to cut and/or peel back carpet. i made my cuts under the console and seat area so they wont be visible. now that u have bare metal exposed its about time to cut it.

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I used the front right seat stud as a reference point because it is visible from under the truck as well as in the cab. from the center of this stud i found a point aprox. 1" to the rear and approx 3 1/4" to the pass side of the stud. this is the appoximate center of my cut and is directly above the shaft on the t case. YOUR MEASUREMENTS WILL VARY!!! i started in the middle of the cut using an ordinary circular saw with a metal cutting abraisive blade. ALWAYS KNOW WHATS UNDERNEATH YOUR CUT! FUEL LINES RUN BELOW! DO NOT USE A TORCH. i made a small cut first then got under the truck and looked up to check the alignment of the cut with the t case. adjust the cut as necasarry while u go. u want to get the two as paralell as possible. once i got a small cut started i worked my way to the rear a little at a time making my cut just wide enough for a wrench to fit through and have a little play. i mocked up my shifter occasionally and kept cutting a little at a time untill just before the shifter hits the tcase. at this time i marked and welded the fitting onto the wrench at the appropriate angle. this is as far back as the shifter can go. this will be the possition of the shifter in 2hi. now start the forward part of the cut going just far enough to get clicked into 4 lo when the shifter is all the way forward. make sure u keep checking to see if the cut is straight so u dont end up with a shifter that binds in a crooked cut or one that isnt parallel with the t case. i tried to leave my cut short enough so that it fully engages in both 2hi an 4lo yet the shifter itself actually rests on the truck body to keep vibration down and also to make it impossible to shift too far. once u are done with your cut remove the shifter and lay carpet back in its original possition. make 1 cut exactly where u cut the floor. the carpet makes a seal that is partially weather tight and barely visible when complete. ive been mudding a few times and nothing has got in the cab but its possible. that area has a skid plate. climb under truck.
U will now have to find a way to keep the shifter on the shaft. i simply drilled through one side of the shaft and installed a cotter pin.

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Once the bottom part of shifter is installed and u confirm that u can shift through all ranges with no binding then go back to cab and install the rest of the shifter and slider. if everything works then put the seat and console in and make sure it fits.

4 lo position...
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4 hi position...
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2 hi...
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if u plan to dissconnect your t case vac switch also then now would be a good time. there are 3 lines going to the switch which is just above where the shift motor was on the top of the t case. 2 of these lines are the same diameter and one is slightly larger. the larger one is a vent, the smaller 2 are the vacuum lines. remove the smaller vac lines and cap the two nipples onthe switch with rubber caps. leave the larger line attatched to the switch and leave the switch on the case. all 3 of these lines cross over the top of t case and tranny to the passenger side and the forward towards the engine and up along the firewall coming out behind the distributor. they are taped together a few places. cut tape and ull the 2 vac lines up from the engine bay. on mine there was one PITA wad of tape right behind the distrubutor. its tight in there and i almost couldnt reach it. gm used some sort of super tape that will not tear. once u get the two lines into the engine bay sat them aside. one is the supply line from the intake, the other goes to the vacuum actuator under the batt. AFTER U ARE DONE AROUND THE TCASE HOOK THE FRONT DRIVESHAFT BACK UP
If u want to controll your front diff with a switch then u will need a vacuum solenoid. i got my original from my own truck. i removed the entire AIR pump and all accesories a couple of years ago because the system caught fire while towing. im lucky i had a big pepsi to put the fire out or the z wouldnt be here. rather than have gm replace all of this under waranty i told them i would take care of it, which i did by removing it all. i didnt want new parts that were just gonna catch fire again. at the time the truck only had 23,000 unmodified miles. there is a vac solenoid in that system located by the AIR pump behind pass side of front bumper. if u dont want to sacrivice this or if u have no AIR system then go to the dealership and ask for a vacuum solenoid from any make or model, the cheapest one will do fine. as long as it has 2 places to put vac tubes, 2 wires, and switches the vacuum ON to something when it gets 12 volts. I got one that is for some accesory on a 2500 diesel for my friends truck for about 25 bucks it works fine too.
Once you have a solenoid its an easy hookup. put the supply vac line from your intake on the solenoid then hook the solenoid up to 12v through any toggle switch. i put my front axle switch here:

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rear flood light, front fog light, and front diff switches. crank vehicle and make sure that when 12v is applied to the solenoid that u have vacuum on the out side of the solenoid and when u take the voltage away then the vacuum also goes away. if all is good then attatch the vac line going to the actuator under the battery to the other plug on the solenoid. i didnt even mount my solenoid its just laying there by my ecm.

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i figure if it ever fails i can always unhook it and connect the two vac lines directly in an emergency. its super easy to get to.
if u want to get rid of the vac completely then get a posi lock cable.
well i guess thats about it. try it out easily at first till u get used to it. u may notice vibration in the drivers seat because the shifter touches it but thats the only undesirable effect ive had. the same rules apply for shifting as always...neutral to go into or come out of low range it helps to be rollin a little bit. u can shift into 4 hi from 2 hi just about any time. just move the lever and hit the switch. you can also drive around with the tcase in 4hi position and just hit the diff switch when u hit a slick spot. it engages quickly. and is similar to having auto 4wd. the other thing is an indicator light. there is a switch on the front diff that is supposed to tell the tccm when the front axle is engaged. this can be hooked to an indicator light so u can see exactly when your diff actually kicks in. im sure i left a few things out somwhere but i will try to answer any questions that anyone has. i have used it many times and like it much better than the stock configuration.

HOPE THIS HELPS SOMEONE!

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Se esse easytraction tivesse pra s10 eu colocava na minha... mas já faz uns 4 anos que ta em teste..
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Na minha vou deixar o motor mas vou ver se adapto um motor de vidro elétrico para acionar o diferencial dianteiro, o sistema de vácuo percebi uma falha grotesca (que nas diesel não ocorre), quando acelera o carro numa subida ele esvazia o sistema de vácuo por completo e ai desarma o diferencial dianteiro.
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adeilson_1445 escreveu:
Na minha vou deixar o motor mas vou ver se adapto um motor de vidro elétrico para acionar o diferencial dianteiro, o sistema de vácuo percebi uma falha grotesca (que nas diesel não ocorre), quando acelera o carro numa subida ele esvazia o sistema de vácuo por completo e ai desarma o diferencial dianteiro.


Shocked Shocked Shocked Então se tiver numa ladeira barrenta ja era ??

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adeilson_1445 escreveu:
Na minha vou deixar o motor mas vou ver se adapto um motor de vidro elétrico para acionar o diferencial dianteiro, o sistema de vácuo percebi uma falha grotesca (que nas diesel não ocorre), quando acelera o carro numa subida ele esvazia o sistema de vácuo por completo e ai desarma o diferencial dianteiro.



Como assim??

Shocked Shocked Shocked


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Nos veículos diesel a bomba de vácuo fica sempre girando e gerando o vácuo no sistema, nas gasosa o vácuo é gerado pelo motor, quando se está numa subida e baixa o pé um pouco o vácuo vai sumindo do sistema pois a borboleta esta aberta, ai desarma o diferencial dianteiro... É simples. Kkkkkk

Pela lógica a embaixo do capô era para suprir isso mas desde minha ex s10 ela nunca me serviu de nada, sempre esteve ok mas em subida o vácuo vai embora, ela está ok sem vazamentos nem nada, é o sistema que enche de ar mesmo pela abertura da borboleta...

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Acho que esse sistema é importado da subsidiaria portuguesa da GM
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