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DIY - Transfer Case Saver install (NP231, NP241, NP243)
#14
Wait a second, that is 1-upping? A rebuild? I'd say you're a -1 in that mine is not in need of a rebuild. hahah!!
So, looking again, you didn't have to take the output bearing housing off for this....? Undoing those bolts, does the output bearing on the shaft come off with it?
So, looking again, you didn't have to take the output bearing housing off for this....? Undoing those bolts, does the output bearing on the shaft come off with it?
#16
Completely forgot about this. Add this link to your OP broham. I need to get this.
http://www.drivetrain.com/parts_cata...ase_saver.html
I think I'm going to redo the RTV on the case halves too. Appears to be weeping from the outside look. Did you ever do that over your "rebuilds"?
I've got residue everywhere and I just went to wipe down to try and get a better idea.
http://www.drivetrain.com/parts_cata...ase_saver.html
I think I'm going to redo the RTV on the case halves too. Appears to be weeping from the outside look. Did you ever do that over your "rebuilds"?
I've got residue everywhere and I just went to wipe down to try and get a better idea.
#17
Yea when I had the case apart I put new slicone between the case halves. It didn't leak at all. Till it broke in half haha. I will add the link when I at my computer.
#18
What are the symptoms when the snap ring has failed? Do you get abnormal vibration? Do chuncks of metall appear when you change the fluid? Tail shaft seal fails?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
#19
Usually its just odd noises while moving. Not too bad to check. Drop the driveshaft, pull the tailhousing, and see if it is still there.