Tranfer Case Update with pics
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Laughing Gas
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Tranfer Case Update with pics
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/a...1&d=1335105775
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/a...1&d=1335105775
Evidently the range fork is not supposed to look like this.
I also found an easy way to split the cases thanks to a buddy of mine.
Two prybars back to back on the split tabs and just pushem together. will try to get the wife to take a demonstration pic later.
Found a new fork and pads local for $70 and change. They make an upgraded main shaft and forks I found anywhere from $333 to $500+ but not local so if the first fork went 270k miles I would be happy with half that on the second one. Now to get it all back together correctly.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/a...1&d=1335105775
Evidently the range fork is not supposed to look like this.
I also found an easy way to split the cases thanks to a buddy of mine.
Two prybars back to back on the split tabs and just pushem together. will try to get the wife to take a demonstration pic later.
Found a new fork and pads local for $70 and change. They make an upgraded main shaft and forks I found anywhere from $333 to $500+ but not local so if the first fork went 270k miles I would be happy with half that on the second one. Now to get it all back together correctly.
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Laughing Gas
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Alright got the boy to give me a hand with the camera.
This is how I split the cases and also one of the new fork
next to the old one.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/a...1&d=1335115611
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/a...1&d=1335107952
This is how I split the cases and also one of the new fork
next to the old one.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/a...1&d=1335115611
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/a...1&d=1335107952
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I clicked on the first link's properties box. It is a PHP type
file and PHP files are not on the list of allowable attachments.
The fork pic is a JPEG file type so it worked OK.
file and PHP files are not on the list of allowable attachments.
The fork pic is a JPEG file type so it worked OK.
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Laughing Gas
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O K not sure how that happened. I am not a comp wiz, but those pics where taken at the same time with the same camera and loaded up the same way. Oh well
it is edited with the pic in place now.
it is edited with the pic in place now.
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Laughing Gas
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Just FYI when taking the tail housing off useing this method one might want to leave a loose bolt in. Or have someone standing by to catch it when it pops off. Mine flew off and bounced across the concrete garage floor a few times. Nothing hurt though.
Now going back together?? Do you all think ultra grey high torque RTV will do the job? Also I am looking for some torque specs as well if anyone has any idea. I will keep looking in the mean time. I know I have a ford cd around here somewhere just not sure if it has specs if I can even find it.
thanks
Now going back together?? Do you all think ultra grey high torque RTV will do the job? Also I am looking for some torque specs as well if anyone has any idea. I will keep looking in the mean time. I know I have a ford cd around here somewhere just not sure if it has specs if I can even find it.
thanks
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Just FYI when taking the tail housing off useing this method one might want to leave a loose bolt in. Or have someone standing by to catch it when it pops off. Mine flew off and bounced across the concrete garage floor a few times. Nothing hurt though.
Do you all think ultra grey high torque RTV will do the job? Also I am looking for some torque specs as well if anyone has any idea. I will keep looking in the mean time. I know I have a ford cd around here somewhere just not sure if it has specs if I can even find it.
thanks
Do you all think ultra grey high torque RTV will do the job? Also I am looking for some torque specs as well if anyone has any idea. I will keep looking in the mean time. I know I have a ford cd around here somewhere just not sure if it has specs if I can even find it.
thanks
Are the case bolts metric? What size?
EDIT:
Just found this in the service manual DVD:
NOTE: Use a crisscross pattern when tightening the case bolts. Torque is 23 lb/ft.
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Still finding things that have to be reloaded.
