pieces of rubber bushing in tcase???
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pieces of rubber bushing in tcase???
ive been having a problem with my transfer case not shifting properly so i checked and changed the fluid today....while draining the old fluid i noticed chunks of rubber (im guessing some sort of bushing???) coming out as well...is there a bushing inside that is the culprit of my shifting issues??? and if so how hard is it to replace?
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could be that your t-case has been opened up previously and what you have found are the remnants of the silicon/rvt sealer used to seal the case when they were putting it back togethor
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ok Ill learn how tomorrow! How heavy are they. Is it a job that requires lowering it down with a jack or pretty simple to unbolt and drop it down yourself
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Like 40 pounds. I can walk u through it. Just pm me. U basically take off drive shafts. Put jack on tranny. Unbolt cross member. Take off six bolts hooked from t case to tranny. Along with linkage and sensors. Slide off t case.
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