oil change transfer case
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Found the problem with the 4 wheel drive not engaging.Needed to replace the T.C.C.M. I tapped on it with a hammer and it started to work but not properly.Thank you for the help in pointing me in the right direction,greatly appreciated.Now i have a new question.Iwant to change the oil in the transfer case but i cant seem to locate the fill hole.I am pretty sure i found the drain plug. I there anyone who would know where to locate the fill hole.
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RE: oil change transfer case
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Found the problem with the 4 wheel drive not engaging.Needed to replace the T.C.C.M. I tapped on it with a hammer and it started to work but not properly.Thank you for the help in pointing me in the right direction,greatly appreciated.Now i have a new question.Iwant to change the oil in the transfer case but i cant seem to locate the fill hole.I am pretty sure i found the drain plug. I there anyone who would know where to locate the fill hole.
Found the problem with the 4 wheel drive not engaging.Needed to replace the T.C.C.M. I tapped on it with a hammer and it started to work but not properly.Thank you for the help in pointing me in the right direction,greatly appreciated.Now i have a new question.Iwant to change the oil in the transfer case but i cant seem to locate the fill hole.I am pretty sure i found the drain plug. I there anyone who would know where to locate the fill hole.
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RE: oil change transfer case
I don't know what year your blazer is, but on my '98 the fill hole on the t-case is above the drain hole (if my memory serves me right). I had to check to see if my t-case was overfilled with tranny fluid because of a bad input seal.
RE: oil change transfer case
Yep, it'll be just above the drain plug.
*EDIT* - THIS POST shows a non-oriented view of the back of the transfer case. The vertical orientation would be from the center of the picture towards the upper right corner. The drain and fill plugs are practically aligned vertically. The drain being the plug to the lower left and the fill being in the center of the picture.
Crap... Didn't see your reply when I editted this (had it open too long I guess).
*EDIT* - THIS POST shows a non-oriented view of the back of the transfer case. The vertical orientation would be from the center of the picture towards the upper right corner. The drain and fill plugs are practically aligned vertically. The drain being the plug to the lower left and the fill being in the center of the picture.
Crap... Didn't see your reply when I editted this (had it open too long I guess).
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