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Old 03-21-2011, 11:13 PM
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So, I finally put the 1" drop from Rustys on my Transmission X-Member since putting my 3 " lift on a couple months ago. I was experiencing a horrible shaking/stuttering between 45 and 60 and a leak where the transmission and driveshaft connect.

My 96 XJ is a 2wd 4.0L with Chrysler 8.25.

What is the seal that I need to replace there called? Anyone have an O'Reilly's part number? I also want to put in some new U-Joints but don't have a ton of money, any suggestions there? Should I also replace the seal where the driveshaft meets the differential?

Thanks, and sorry for so many questions.
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Hoping to get the parts tomorrow, but can't quite figure out what part I need. All the seals on O'reilly's website are for either a Manual, or a Tcase.
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Its called the rear transmission seal.Pick up a cheap seal puller too,makes it a bit easier.
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Originally Posted by desertw0lf
So, I finally put the 1" drop from Rustys on my Transmission X-Member since putting my 3 " lift on a couple months ago. I was experiencing a horrible shaking/stuttering between 45 and 60 and a leak where the transmission and driveshaft connect.

My 96 XJ is a 2wd 4.0L with Chrysler 8.25.

What is the seal that I need to replace there called? Anyone have an O'Reilly's part number? I also want to put in some new U-Joints but don't have a ton of money, any suggestions there? Should I also replace the seal where the driveshaft meets the differential?

Thanks, and sorry for so many questions.
Sounds like the transfer case rear output seal. The only thing you need to pull to change the seal is the rear driveshaft - it's a fairly easy job, requiring a minimum of tools. If it takes you more than a half-hour, you should find out why.
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best thing I can recommend is taking yours out and then having the auto parts store match it up because there is many different sizes from what I ran into and luckily I took mine into the store and had them compare.. My old seal had a part # on it so they finally saw that and pulled up a match in a cross reference book. Best thing I found to remove mine was a paint can opener from Home Depot or Lowes.. lol..??? I tried everything because mine was not wanting to coming out..
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