how to install TC drop kit!?!?!?
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how to install TC drop kit!?!?!?
can someone walk me through how to install my 1" Transfer Case drop kit please.... it seems like its always the simple stuff that holds me back.
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http://www.myjeepxj.com/cherokee-rep...sfer-case-drop
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Pretty straight forward. The hardest part was lining up the holes...
http://www.myjeepxj.com/cherokee-rep...sfer-case-drop
http://www.myjeepxj.com/cherokee-rep...sfer-case-drop
also was there an access hole/area to pb blast inside the frame?
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The studs must be removed, which will then be replaced by bolts. To get the stud out, I filed two sides of it flat, then used a vise grip on it to turn it out. Without the flat sides on the stud, the grip just spun on the threads.
Others have used heat, and/or weld a nut on it and turn it out.
Good luck.
Of all the luck, my studs turned out relatively easy, but I broke off one of the bolts trying to turn it out.
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1. put a jack under the tcase crossmember
2. remove the bolt and nut on drivers side and use a stud extractor or vise grips to remove the stud.
3. lower jack to allow the spacer to slide in
4. install the spacer and new hardware
5. repeat for the other side.
2. remove the bolt and nut on drivers side and use a stud extractor or vise grips to remove the stud.
3. lower jack to allow the spacer to slide in
4. install the spacer and new hardware
5. repeat for the other side.
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When I did mine..I split the fuel line that runs down the drivers side through a bracket on the side of the engine. So maybe disconnect it b4?
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hey guys, got it all done! ended up using a stripped bolt remover for the stud, worked great! does anyone know what i should torque there bolts down to? i went to about 70 around and it felt like one may have started to strip
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