feedback on transfer case
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From: Graham wa
feedback on transfer case
I am getting ready to start hauling my 24 ft camping trailer this summer and have started replacing the fluids this morning. I drained the transfer case and only got about a pint of burnt fluid out of it. Just looking on feedback on weather I should just keep an eye on it or should I rebuild? Kind of scared because I am planning on towing my 24' rv to Montana this summer and don't fill like getting stranded...... again!!!
94, turbo, 5 speed, 4.10, extended cab
94, turbo, 5 speed, 4.10, extended cab
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Unless it is doing something that indicates that it is needing a rebuild,(noisey, jumping out of gear ect.) I would refill it and drive it. Keep an eye on it to see whre the fluid went, it may need an output shaft seal.
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Wow, I need to stop posting while I am at work!! I really need to proof read what I am typing so I don't repeat things. Thanks for the reply FARMERT. That is what the plan is going to be for now. Wow,I need to stop posting while I am work!!
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