1345 Transfer Case
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1345 Transfer Case
I own a 1986 Ford Bronco, the other day I lost all of my drive unit.
The transmission has never shown any signs of slippage. The oil is still bright red.
I believe the chain is broke in the 1345, is there any way to check with out pulling it all apart.
If it does need a new chain can it be replaced in the vehicle ?
Thanks for all your help ..
The transmission has never shown any signs of slippage. The oil is still bright red.
I believe the chain is broke in the 1345, is there any way to check with out pulling it all apart.
If it does need a new chain can it be replaced in the vehicle ?
Thanks for all your help ..
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1345 Transfer Case
If the 1345 is anything like the 1356 - and I'm sure it is - your chain has nothing to do with rwd. It doesn't even spin in rwd... the power comes from the tranny, thru the planetary assy and straight back to rear yoke.
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This also just happened to a buddy of mine here locally. If your shift forks/shift fork pads are severely worn, it can pop out of rwd... but by moving the t-case lever around you should find some way to move the vehicle........if not, your t-case is probably not the culprit.
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