Transfer Case Remval in Drive way, Bad idea?
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Transfer Case Remval in Drive way, Bad idea?
So i am resealing my transfer case it is leaking pretty good. I got the new seal on the transmission side and the transfer case side and the output shaft seal. Dealership said that's all i need. I am also cracking the case to re seal it there as well. I am doing this in the driveway and wondering if that is going to be doable. don't have a trans jack either just jack stands and i regular floor jack. Any other seals i need also?
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I've regeared my axles in a dirt driveway. As far as not having a tranny jack you don't need one. You can lift the t-case on your own. The case halves are machined so technically it doesn't need to be sealed. I try to put a light coating all the way around and then let it sit for 5-10 minutes before I put the cases back together. Make sure you check your rear driveshaft for any burrs that could damage the new seal.
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I've regeared my axles in a dirt driveway. As far as not having a tranny jack you don't need one. You can lift the t-case on your own. The case halves are machined so technically it doesn't need to be sealed. I try to put a light coating all the way around and then let it sit for 5-10 minutes before I put the cases back together. Make sure you check your rear driveshaft for any burrs that could damage the new seal.
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