Transfer Case Leak
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Transfer Case Leak
So my transfer case is leaking where the t-case meets the trans. I assume there is a seal here that has gone bad? I've never messed much with a transfer case before, and never changed one of these seals. I'm pretty mechanically inclined and can fix most things myself. Just curious as to what exactly needs to be done to fix this? Any tips or advice? Any input is appreciated.
Thanks, Rob.
Thanks, Rob.
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Not sure if there is a seal, or a gasket there, or if it's just RTV..... Gonna have to drop the t-case to see...... not too bad of a job, helps to have a friend give you a hand getting it down/putting it back up....
But, there may or may not be an electrical connector on it, (i don't think there is on yours), vacuum lines for the front axle actuator, shifter linkage, and both driveshafts need to come out of the way. Then, its just six bolts to drop it out.
There is an 01 service manual available for download in the FAQ section here, grab that, and the procedure you are looking for is in there.
Whereabouts in michigan?
But, there may or may not be an electrical connector on it, (i don't think there is on yours), vacuum lines for the front axle actuator, shifter linkage, and both driveshafts need to come out of the way. Then, its just six bolts to drop it out.
There is an 01 service manual available for download in the FAQ section here, grab that, and the procedure you are looking for is in there.
Whereabouts in michigan?
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You can do it by yourself. You only need a hand if you're a little guy.
You can do it by yourself. You only need a hand if you're a little guy.
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