transmission to transfer case leak
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Well, I put the transfer case back in a did not get a good seal.
When there is a leak between the transmission and the transfer case is the fluid coming from the transmission or from the transfer case?
I am trying to decide if I can drive the vehicle (minimally) with this leak or if I will end up driving with the transfer case low on oil - which would be very bad.
When there is a leak between the transmission and the transfer case is the fluid coming from the transmission or from the transfer case?
I am trying to decide if I can drive the vehicle (minimally) with this leak or if I will end up driving with the transfer case low on oil - which would be very bad.
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that fluid will be coming from the trans.
get a gasket in there, or just use some blue RTV.
get a gasket in there, or just use some blue RTV.
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If you use RTV, make sure to get the sealing surfaces REALLY clean and free of all trans fluid and oil.
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The gasket leaked the first time around and then I cleaned it and used RTV. Noticed the leak last night and am not sure how bad it is yet or where it is coming from.
I put the transfer case from a 96 into a 98 - mating surfaces looked the same when I inspected. Does anyone know of any differences?
A simple job made really hard by GM because they but the bolts in from the wrong direction from a service viewpoint!
I put the transfer case from a 96 into a 98 - mating surfaces looked the same when I inspected. Does anyone know of any differences?
A simple job made really hard by GM because they but the bolts in from the wrong direction from a service viewpoint!
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I have the same leak on mine and im planning on pulling mine back out and running studs on them like my jeep transfer case has that way all i have to do is take a nut off and then it will pop off since my leaks cause my bottem bolt striped out the threads so my only solution i feel is tap and helicoil a stud in there for all 5 of them.
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I have the same leak on mine and im planning on pulling mine back out and running studs on them like my jeep transfer case has that way all i have to do is take a nut off and then it will pop off since my leaks cause my bottem bolt striped out the threads so my only solution i feel is tap and helicoil a stud in there for all 5 of them.
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