Transfer case fluid?
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Nope, trans fluid level has been steady. Like I said in my earlier post, the fluid that came out of the transfer case wasn't red or even dirty red for that matter, it looked like used motor oil, maybe very very slight hint of red.
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It can only be 2 things, fluid from the trans, or water from being submerged. It could have been overfilled from the factory, but that is highly unlikely, know about the equipment they used to fill fluids in the plants. The only thing you can do is change the fluid, and open up the fill plug ocasionally and ck the level. If it is overfilled again, it has to be the trans seal.
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It can only be 2 things, fluid from the trans, or water from being submerged. It could have been overfilled from the factory, but that is highly unlikely, know about the equipment they used to fill fluids in the plants. The only thing you can do is change the fluid, and open up the fill plug ocasionally and ck the level. If it is overfilled again, it has to be the trans seal.
I'll just have to keep tabs on it.
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