Kissofdeathracing

Ey guys I just took my Jeep to get inspected today it just needs the muffle to pass but they did point out my T-case is leaking. I was wondering what was the best inexpensive way to fix a T-case leak?
Oh and its Quadratrac.
Thanks guys

xjbeadlocks

split it open and reseal it.

E-Rok

where is it leaking?

if its in the front, it could actually be the rear seal of the transmission

Kissofdeathracing

The rear it looks like. Its my DD so trying to minimize down time

Kissofdeathracing

I will try to snap a pic tomorro while Im underneath it

mud-dog27

pic would definitely help, rear output is a pretty common leak, it runs bout $10

94zjdriver

Yea they told me my Tcase was leaking and needed repaired... $200
Front seal about $13 and one hour of my time... Yes..........

Kissofdeathracing

Well heres a pic of the suspected leak area its on the rear.

crbnfibr

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mud-dog27

yea thats an easy fix, dont even need to remove the tcase just the shaft. drain it first or it will spill out.

Kissofdeathracing

Ok sweet Im glad I dont have to pull the case

94zjdriver

Here is a link to a pic of replaceing the pinion seal.. this is a front one but they are most the same...
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f51/xj...acement-43429/

that should help..

94zjdriver

Buy good seals... grease them up good before installing, and use red or blue sealer around the outside of the seal , Oh and buy two incase you mess one up on the first try.. Better to take one back then try to install a bad one that will leak.. also change the fluid while your at it... will use about 1 1/2 qts...fill to botton of hole reinstall plug. goood to go..

Kissofdeathracing

Sweet thanks guys for all the help. Im still impressed that that is the only drivetrain issue i have when the Jeep has 313k on it