Yes. Avoid the 4x4 version. If sensor kaput, will expensive to repair.
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QUOTE(Robin Hood @ Jan 21 2018, 09:34 AM) Every vehicles have their costly maintenance parts. Navara using an electronic sensor to switch between 4x4 or 4x2. Very sensitive to shocks and water. Had the same problem with my previous Navara b4. Other trucks using mechanical level or switch so very reliable. DMax, Triton and Hilux using this old and trusty method.If u keep on thinking like that better off not buying anything at all  |
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